Thoreau and The Art of Life: Precepts and Principles (Softcover)

Watercolors by Roderick MacIver
Edited and with an Introduction by Roderick MacIver

Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) thought deeply and wrote beautifully about nature, love and friendship, art and creativity, spirituality, aging and death, simplicity, and wisdom. He tried to live his conclusions. His devotion to the craft of writing resulted in a powerful body of work that continues to inspire us.

Thoreau and the Art of Life draws from Thoreau’s journals, which totaled two million words, and the twenty books he wrote in his lifetime, to offer unusual insights into Thoreau’s deep reflections on living a life of meaning, creativity, and reverence.

Filled with full-color Roderick MacIver watercolors.

116 pages, softcover.

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