“The process of designing my building began with more words, however. The best way I could think of to convey my dream for the place to Charlie was in writing. So a few weeks after I had settled on the site, I wrote him a long letter outlining what I thought my needs were and describing as best I could the building taking shape in my head.”
Pollan explores the borders between nature and culture with intelligence, humor, humanity, and shining prose.
Author: Michael Pollan
Title: A Place of My Own: The Education of an Amateur Builder
Edition: First Edition, second printing
Published: New York: Random House, 1997
Physical Description: Hardcover; Octavo; 320p
Condition: Near fine copy in near fine dust jacket—in new protector.
Comments: Clean copy
