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Specifiche dell'oggetto
- Condizione
- Publication Date
- 2004-12-31
- Pages
- 208
- ISBN
- 1590171330
- Book Title
- Peregrine
- Item Length
- 8 in
- Publisher
- New York Review of Books, Incorporated, T.H.E.
- Publication Year
- 2004
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.4 in
- Genre
- Biography & Autobiography, Nature
- Topic
- Personal Memoirs, Birdwatching Guides, Animals / Birds
- Item Width
- 5.1 in
- Item Weight
- 7.6 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 208 Pages
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This extraordinary, poetic portrait of two peregrine falcons is one of the most beloved works of nature writing ever published. From fall to spring, J.A. Baker set out to track the daily comings and goings of a pair of peregrine falcons across the flat fen lands of eastern England. He followed the birds obsessively, observing them in the air and on the ground, in pursuit of their prey, making a kill, eating, and at rest, activities he describes with an extraordinary fusion of precision and poetry. And as he continued his mysterious private quest, his sense of human self slowly dissolved, to be replaced with the alien and implacable consciousness of a hawk. It is this extraordinary metamorphosis, magical and terrifying, that these beautifully written pages record.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
New York Review of Books, Incorporated, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
1590171330
ISBN-13
9781590171332
eBay Product ID (ePID)
43442743
Product Key Features
Book Title
Peregrine
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Personal Memoirs, Birdwatching Guides, Animals / Birds
Publication Year
2004
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Nature
Number of Pages
208 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8 in
Item Height
0.4 in
Item Width
5.1 in
Item Weight
7.6 Oz
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
Ql795.B57b35 2005
Reviews
"Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." --Daily Telegraph(London), "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Baker's feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." -- Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." -- Daily Telegraph (London) "A powerful evocation of East Anglia's winter landscape, and an unforgettable portrait of a man's passionate engagement with the natural world." -- London Review of Books " The Peregrine should be known as one of the finest works on nature ever written...His words--precise, lyrical and intensely felt--seem to have been selected as if their author were under huge pressure, both from the depth of his feelings for the bird and the weight of experience he wished to impart...The only sadness about The Peregrine is that its author is no longer with us to be honoured afresh for his achievement." -- BBC Wildlife Magazine "A nature study such as Mr. Baker has presented--not by any means restricted to the peregrine falcon--deserves warm praise for the remarkable perseverance and patience which has gone into its making, and when the observer is a gifted writer, as in the present instance, the result is even more gratifying." -- Daniel A. Bannerman, The New York Review of Books " The Peregrine is one of the most beautifully written, carefully observed and evocative wildlife accounts I have ever read. Mr. Baker's patience, his discriminating and unsentimental eye, and his passionate deliberations are utterly captivating." -- Barry Lopez "This book goes altogether outside the bird book into something less naïve, into literature, into a kind of universal rapport..." -- Geoffrey Grigson, Sunday Times (London) "...one need not know a hawk from a handsaw to take pleasure and profit from the book. It is an account by a curious, complicated man of a curious, complicated phenomenon, that will involve, instruct and excite a reader who can never hope and may never want to share the writer's experience." -- Bil Gilbert, Washington Post Book World "Mr. Baker is primarily a descriptive writer, and a good one, but his obsession has given him a kind of crazy empathy that lifts his book above mere observation." -- The New Yorker " The Peregrine by J.A. Baker...[is] A darkly poetic and episodic work about a man obsessively watching wild peregrine falcons in the British countryside. Written at a time when the extinction of the peregrine and nuclear apocalypse both seemed imminent, this is a book about the poetry of death and loss as much as it is about hawks." --Helen Macdonald, The Week, "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Baker's feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." -- Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." -- Daily Telegraph (London) "A powerful evocation of East Anglia's winter landscape, and an unforgettable portrait of a man's passionate engagement with the natural world." -- London Review of Books " The Peregrine should be known as one of the finest works on nature ever written...His words--precise, lyrical and intensely felt--seem to have been selected as if their author were under huge pressure, both from the depth of his feelings for the bird and the weight of experience he wished to impart...The only sadness about The Peregrine is that its author is no longer with us to be honoured afresh for his achievement." -- BBC Wildlife Magazine "A nature study such as Mr. Baker has presented--not by any means restricted to the peregrine falcon--deserves warm praise for the remarkable perseverance and patience which has gone into its making, and when the observer is a gifted writer, as in the present instance, the result is even more gratifying." -- Daniel A. Bannerman, The New York Review of Books " The Peregrine is one of the most beautifully written, carefully observed and evocative wildlife accounts I have ever read. Mr. Baker's patience, his discriminating and unsentimental eye, and his passionate deliberations are utterly captivating." -- Barry Lopez "This book goes altogether outside the bird book into something less naïve, into literature, into a kind of universal rapport..." -- Geoffrey Grigson, Sunday Times (London) "...one need not know a hawk from a handsaw to take pleasure and profit from the book. It is an account by a curious, complicated man of a curious, complicated phenomenon, that will involve, instruct and excite a reader who can never hope and may never want to share the writer's experience." -- Bil Gilbert, Washington Post Book World "Mr. Baker is primarily a descriptive writer, and a good one, but his obsession has given him a kind of crazy empathy that lifts his book above mere observation." -- The New Yorker, "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Baker's feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." - Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." - Daily Telegraph (London) "A powerful evocation of East Anglia's winter landscape, and an unforgettable portrait of a man's passionate engagement with the natural world." - London Review of Books " The Peregrine should be known as one of the finest works on nature ever written…His words-precise, lyrical and intensely felt-seem to have been selected as if their author were under huge pressure, both from the depth of his feelings for the bird and the weight of experience he wished to impart…The only sadness about The Peregrine is that its author is no longer with us to be honoured afresh for his achievement." - BBC Wildlife Magazine "A nature study such as Mr. Baker has presented-not by any means restricted to the peregrine falcon-deserves warm praise for the remarkable perseverance and patience which has gone into its making, and when the observer is a gifted writer, as in the present instance, the result is even more gratifying." - Daniel A. Bannerman, The New York Review of Books " The Peregrine is one of the most beautifully written, carefully observed and evocative wildlife accounts I have ever read. Mr. Baker's patience, his discriminating and unsentimental eye, and his passionate deliberations are utterly captivating." - Barry Lopez "This book goes altogether outside the bird book into something less naïve, into literature, into a kind of universal rapport…" - Geoffrey Grigson, Sunday Times (London) "…one need not know a hawk from a handsaw to take pleasure and profit from the book. It is an account by a curious, complicated man of a curious, complicated phenomenon, that will involve, instruct and excite a reader who can never hope and may never want to share the writer's experience." - Bil Gilbert, Washington Post Book World "Mr. Baker is primarily a descriptive writer, and a good one, but his obsession has given him a kind of crazy empathy that lifts his book above mere observation." - The New Yorker, "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Baker's feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." -- Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." -- Daily Telegraph (London) "A powerful evocation of East Anglia's winter landscape, and an unforgettable portrait of a man's passionate engagement with the natural world." -- London Review of Books " The Peregrine should be known as one of the finest works on nature ever written...His words--precise, lyrical and intensely felt--seem to have been selected as if their author were under huge pressure, both from the depth of his feelings for the bird and the weight of experience he wished to impart...The only sadness about The Peregrine is that its author is no longer with us to be honoured afresh for his achievement." -- BBC Wildlife Magazine "A nature study such as Mr. Baker has presented--not by any means restricted to the peregrine falcon--deserves warm praise for the remarkable perseverance and patience which has gone into its making, and when the observer is a gifted writer, as in the present instance, the result is even more gratifying." -- Daniel A. Bannerman, The New York Review of Books " The Peregrine is one of the most beautifully written, carefully observed and evocative wildlife accounts I have ever read. Mr. Baker's patience, his discriminating and unsentimental eye, and his passionate deliberations are utterly captivating." -- Barry Lopez "This book goes altogether outside the bird book into something less nave, into literature, into a kind of universal rapport..." -- Geoffrey Grigson, Sunday Times (London) "...one need not know a hawk from a handsaw to take pleasure and profit from the book. It is an account by a curious, complicated man of a curious, complicated phenomenon, that will involve, instruct and excite a reader who can never hope and may never want to share the writer's experience." -- Bil Gilbert, Washington Post Book World "Mr. Baker is primarily a descriptive writer, and a good one, but his obsession has given him a kind of crazy empathy that lifts his book above mere observation." -- The New Yorker " The Peregrine by J.A. Baker...[is] A darkly poetic and episodic work about a man obsessively watching wild peregrine falcons in the British countryside. Written at a time when the extinction of the peregrine and nuclear apocalypse both seemed imminent, this is a book about the poetry of death and loss as much as it is about hawks." --Helen Macdonald, The Week , "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Baker's feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." -- Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." -- Daily Telegraph (London) "A powerful evocation of East Anglia's winter landscape, and an unforgettable portrait of a man's passionate engagement with the natural world." -- London Review of Books " The Peregrine should be known as one of the finest works on nature ever written...His words--precise, lyrical and intensely felt--seem to have been selected as if their author were under huge pressure, both from the depth of his feelings for the bird and the weight of experience he wished to impart...The only sadness about The Peregrine is that its author is no longer with us to be honoured afresh for his achievement." -- BBC Wildlife Magazine "A nature study such as Mr. Baker has presented--not by any means restricted to the peregrine falcon--deserves warm praise for the remarkable perseverance and patience which has gone into its making, and when the observer is a gifted writer, as in the present instance, the result is even more gratifying." -- Daniel A. Bannerman, The New York Review of Books " The Peregrine is one of the most beautifully written, carefully observed and evocative wildlife accounts I have ever read. Mr. Baker's patience, his discriminating and unsentimental eye, and his passionate deliberations are utterly captivating." -- Barry Lopez "This book goes altogether outside the bird book into something less nave, into literature, into a kind of universal rapport..." -- Geoffrey Grigson, Sunday Times (London) "...one need not know a hawk from a handsaw to take pleasure and profit from the book. It is an account by a curious, complicated man of a curious, complicated phenomenon, that will involve, instruct and excite a reader who can never hope and may never want to share the writer's experience." -- Bil Gilbert, Washington Post Book World "Mr. Baker is primarily a descriptive writer, and a good one, but his obsession has given him a kind of crazy empathy that lifts his book above mere observation." -- The New Yorker " The Peregrine by J.A. Baker...[is] A darkly poetic and episodic work about a man obsessively watching wild peregrine falcons in the British countryside. Written at a time when the extinction of the peregrine and nuclear apocalypse both seemed imminent, this is a book about the poetry of death and loss as much as it is about hawks." --Helen Macdonald, The Week, "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Baker's feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." - Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." -- Daily Telegraph (London) , Not just for twitchers: his style is dynamic, vivid, startling, and so beautiful that you'll read each sentence over and over., "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Baker’s feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." - Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." -- Daily Telegraph (London), "It's a most incredible book. It has prose of the caliber that we have not seen since Joseph Conrad--an ecstasy of a delirious sort of love for what he observes." --Werner Herzog "This is not a book about watching a bird, but a book about becoming a bird. . . . It's a book that everyone who makes films should read." --Werner Herzog "[T]he book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style. . . . Baker's feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." -- Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable . . . the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." --The Daily Telegraph (London) "A powerful evocation of East Anglia's winter landscape, and an unforgettable portrait of a man's passionate engagement with the natural world." -- London Review of Books " The Peregrine should be known as one of the finest works on nature ever written. . . . His words--precise, lyrical and intensely felt--seem to have been selected as if their author were under huge pressure, both from the depth of his feelings for the bird and the weight of experience he wished to impart. . . . The only sadness about The Peregrine is that its author is no longer with us to be honoured afresh for his achievement." -- BBC Wildlife Magazine "A nature study such as Mr. Baker has presented--not by any means restricted to the peregrine falcon--deserves warm praise for the remarkable perseverance and patience which has gone into its making, and when the observer is a gifted writer, as in the present instance, the result is even more gratifying." --Daniel A. Bannerman, The New York Review of Books " The Peregrine is one of the most beautifully written, carefully observed and evocative wildlife accounts I have ever read. Mr. Baker's patience, his discriminating and unsentimental eye, and his passionate deliberations are utterly captivating." --Barry Lopez "This book goes altogether outside the bird book into something less naïve, into literature, into a kind of universal rapport." --Geoffrey Grigson, The Sunday Times (London) "[O]ne need not know a hawk from a handsaw to take pleasure and profit from the book. It is an account by a curious, complicated man of a curious, complicated phenomenon, that will involve, instruct and excite a reader who can never hope and may never want to share the writer's experience." --Bil Gilbert, Washington Post Book World "Mr. Baker is primarily a descriptive writer, and a good one, but his obsession has given him a kind of crazy empathy that lifts his book above mere observation." -- The New Yorker " The Peregrine by J.A. Baker . . . [is a] darkly poetic and episodic work about a man obsessively watching wild peregrine falcons in the British countryside. Written at a time when the extinction of the peregrine and nuclear apocalypse both seemed imminent, this is a book about the poetry of death and loss as much as it is about hawks." --Helen Macdonald, The Week, 'John Alex Baker was something of a mystery and not a great deal is known of his private life, ... But few people have gained - and successfully shared - such a deep understanding of a wild animal, and for that Baker will never be forgotten.', "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Baker's feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." -- Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." -- Daily Telegraph (London) "A powerful evocation of East Anglia's winter landscape, and an unforgettable portrait of a man's passionate engagement with the natural world." -- London Review of Books " The Peregrine should be known as one of the finest works on nature ever written...His words--precise, lyrical and intensely felt--seem to have been selected as if their author were under huge pressure, both from the depth of his feelings for the bird and the weight of experience he wished to impart...The only sadness about The Peregrine is that its author is no longer with us to be honoured afresh for his achievement." -- BBC Wildlife Magazine "A nature study such as Mr. Baker has presented--not by any means restricted to the peregrine falcon--deserves warm praise for the remarkable perseverance and patience which has gone into its making, and when the observer is a gifted writer, as in the present instance, the result is even more gratifying." -- Daniel A. Bannerman, The New York Review of Books " The Peregrine is one of the most beautifully written, carefully observed and evocative wildlife accounts I have ever read. Mr. Baker's patience, his discriminating and unsentimental eye, and his passionate deliberations are utterly captivating." -- Barry Lopez "This book goes altogether outside the bird book into something less naïve, into literature, into a kind of universal rapport..." -- Geoffrey Grigson, Sunday Times (London) "...one need not know a hawk from a handsaw to take pleasure and profit from the book. It is an account by a curious, complicated man of a curious, complicated phenomenon, that will involve, instruct and excite a reader who can never hope and may never want to share the writer's experience." -- Bil Gilbert, Washington Post Book World "Mr. Baker is primarily a descriptive writer, and a good one, but his obsession has given him a kind of crazy empathy that lifts his book above mere observation." -- The New Yorker " The Peregrine by J.A. Baker...[is] A darkly poetic and episodic work about a man obsessively watching wild peregrine falcons in the British countryside. Written at a time when the extinction of the peregrine and nuclear apocalypse both seemed imminent, this is a book about the poetry of death and loss as much as it is about hawks." --Helen Macdonald, The Week , "...the book is a work of tireless outward observation, with an astonishingly inventive and precise prose style....Bakerrs"s feet may be on the ground, but his gaze is skyward, toward the birds he envies." -Lisa Darms, Bookforum "Remarkable...the lyrical prose hammers home the attraction of pitting predator against quarry." --Daily Telegraph(London)
Copyright Date
2005
Target Audience
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Lccn
2004-026521
Dewey Decimal
598.96
Dewey Edition
23
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