Description
In this striking collection of poems and photographs, Nathan Larson gathers fragments of landscapes and human longing. From Arctic shores to desert nights, from mountain ridges to tallgrass prairies, Larson's work traces how memory, observation, and wild spaces shape our inner lives. At its heart, Field Notes on Avoidance asks what it means to belong: to land, to memory, to one another. Stark, tender, and unflinching, Larson is a poet and photographer of attention, carrying readers through detours that feel both deeply personal and universally human
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