The Backyard Parables: Lessons on Gardening, and Life
Autor Margaret Roachen Limba Engleză Hardback – 14 ian 2013
After ruminating on the bigger picture in her memoirAnd I Shall Have Some Peace There, Margaret Roach has returned to the garden, insisting as ever that we must garden with both our head and heart, or as she expresses it, with "horticultural how-to and woo-woo." In THE BACKYARD PARABLES, Roach uses her fundamental understanding of the natural world, philosophy, and life to explore the ways that gardening saved and instructed her, and meditates on the science and spirituality of nature, reminding her readers and herself to keep on digging.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781455501984
ISBN-10: 1455501980
Pagini: 288
Dimensiuni: 165 x 241 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Grand Central Publishing
Colecția Grand Central Publishing
ISBN-10: 1455501980
Pagini: 288
Dimensiuni: 165 x 241 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Grand Central Publishing
Colecția Grand Central Publishing
Notă biografică
Margaret
Roach
is
the
author
of
the
memoirAnd
I
Shall
Have
Some
Peace
There.
She
has
been
an
editor
at
theNew
York
Times,
fashion
editor
and
garden
editor
at
Newsday,
the
first
garden
editor
forMartha
Stewart
Livingmagazine,
and
the
editorial
director
of
Martha
Stewart
Living
Omnimedia.
Margaret
is
now
a
consultant
and
avid
gardener,
keeping
fans
up
to
date
on
her
website
A
Way
to
Garden,
which
Anne
Raver
of
theNew
York
Timescalled
"the
best
garden
blog"
she'd
seen.
Margaret
is
also
the
author
ofA
Way
to
Garden,
named
Best
Garden
Book
of
the
Year
by
the
Garden
Writers'
Association
of
America.
Recenzii
"As
a
passionate,
hopeful
and
often
self-delusional
gardener
(the
only
kind
of
gardener
there
is!),
I
loved
this
book.
Margaret
Roach
writes
with
intelligence,
compassion,
and-most
of
all-sanity.
Her
work
is
a
blessing."—Elizabeth
Gilbert,
bestselling
author
of
Eat,
Pray,
Love
"As I read this witty, revealing, sometimes poetic confessional I felt I understood for the first time what a garden could be-a work of art, a source of pleasure and solace, an object of beauty, a provider of nourishment. And why Margaret calls the plot she tends 'my monster.' This is the story of a real relationship: Margaret and her garden, a love story."—Anna Thomas, author of The Vegetarian Epicure and Love Soup
"In matters of both earth and heart, Margaret Roach is fearless. She digs deep. What she finds, and what she offers in this lyrical memoir of a gardening year, is hard-won wisdom laced with humor, hands-on how-to delivered with a poet's touch, experience embraced with fervor, humility, and grace."—Katrina Kenison, author of Magical Journey and The Gift of an Ordinary Day
"On her knees in the garden, Margaret cultivates an intimate relationship with the Beloved, finding what the body, heart and soul may most desire. As Rumi says: "Why should we not play like that sometimes, having fun, exploring some nooks...in our own backyard."—Daniel Ladinsky, bestselling Penguin poet-translator of Hafiz and Rumi
"As I read this witty, revealing, sometimes poetic confessional I felt I understood for the first time what a garden could be-a work of art, a source of pleasure and solace, an object of beauty, a provider of nourishment. And why Margaret calls the plot she tends 'my monster.' This is the story of a real relationship: Margaret and her garden, a love story."—Anna Thomas, author of The Vegetarian Epicure and Love Soup
"In matters of both earth and heart, Margaret Roach is fearless. She digs deep. What she finds, and what she offers in this lyrical memoir of a gardening year, is hard-won wisdom laced with humor, hands-on how-to delivered with a poet's touch, experience embraced with fervor, humility, and grace."—Katrina Kenison, author of Magical Journey and The Gift of an Ordinary Day
"On her knees in the garden, Margaret cultivates an intimate relationship with the Beloved, finding what the body, heart and soul may most desire. As Rumi says: "Why should we not play like that sometimes, having fun, exploring some nooks...in our own backyard."—Daniel Ladinsky, bestselling Penguin poet-translator of Hafiz and Rumi