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Europe - Tracked and Signed 4-7 working days.Free Click and Collect at Daunt Books Marylebone.If one or more items are not available when you place your order there may be a delay in dispatch, so that we can send your items in as few parcels as possible. Items are usually dispatched within twenty-four to seventy-two hours. Orders are processed and dispatched Monday to Friday. Ehrlich’s gorgeous prose is as expansive as a Wyoming vista, as charged as a bolt of prairie lightning.’– Newsday ‘A stunning rumination on life on Wyoming’s high plains. The Solace of Open Spaces releases the bracing air of the wilderness into the stuffy, heated confines of winter in civilisation.’ – San Francisco Chronicle ‘Ehrlich’s best prose belongs in a league with Annie Dillard and even Thoreau. Wyoming has found its Whitman.’ – Annie Dillard

In The Solace of Open Spaces, Ehrlich captures the incredible beauty and demanding harshness of natural forces in these remote reaches of the West, and the depth, tenderness and humour of the quirky souls who live there. Writing of sheep herding alone across Wyoming badlands, being struck by lightning, the true meaning of cowboys, and taking her new husband to the rodeo for their honeymoon, as well as the changing seasons, extreme winters and the wind, Ehrlich draws us into her personal relationship with this ‘planet of Wyoming’ she has come to call home. What started out as a work trip became the beginning of a new life, and a long and deep attachment to place. While she was there, her partner David died. In 1976 Ehrlich travelled from her home in New York to Wyoming to shoot a film on sheep herders. ‘True solace is finding none, which is to say, it is everywhere.’

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