Description: A deep travelogue that chronicles the author's nine year journey to discover the last "wild places" of Kansas; places that new generations of explorers rediscover century after century, some of which are impossible to find on maps, hidden behind barbed wire on private property, and magnificently bereft of anything beneficial to 99.9% of modern America.
Brief description: George Frazier is a software developer and writer whose work has appeared in such venues as Canoe & Kayak and Wild Earth.
Review Quotes:
"Frazier reveals a land where ancient pecan trees grow, where flying squirrels hide in oak-hickory forests, and where streams are renegade. Readers will come away with a better understanding of the wild places of Kansas and appreciation for them."--Kansas History