The Good Rain
Across Time and Terrain in the Pacific Northwest (Vintage Departures)
What's it about
Ever wondered what truly connects the Pacific Northwest's misty past to its booming present? Discover the single, life-giving force that has shaped its landscape, its people, and its soul for centuries. This journey reveals the powerful story of a region defined by water. You'll travel across time with Timothy Egan, from the voyages of early explorers to the struggles of modern-day salmon fishers and loggers. Learn how the constant "good rain" has dictated everything from Native American myths to the rise of cities like Seattle, offering a profound understanding of this unique corner of the world.
Meet the author
Timothy Egan is a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and National Book Award-winning author celebrated for his vivid chronicles of the American West and its people. A third-generation Westerner with deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, Egan's lifelong connection to the region's dramatic landscapes and complex history informs his writing. He combines rigorous journalism with a native's profound sense of place, offering readers an unparalleled perspective on the land he has always called home, from its verdant forests to its vibrant cities.
What's it about
Ever wondered what truly connects the Pacific Northwest's misty past to its booming present? Discover the single, life-giving force that has shaped its landscape, its people, and its soul for centuries. This journey reveals the powerful story of a region defined by water. You'll travel across time with Timothy Egan, from the voyages of early explorers to the struggles of modern-day salmon fishers and loggers. Learn how the constant "good rain" has dictated everything from Native American myths to the rise of cities like Seattle, offering a profound understanding of this unique corner of the world.
Meet the author
Timothy Egan is a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and National Book Award-winning author celebrated for his vivid chronicles of the American West and its people. A third-generation Westerner with deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, Egan's lifelong connection to the region's dramatic landscapes and complex history informs his writing. He combines rigorous journalism with a native's profound sense of place, offering readers an unparalleled perspective on the land he has always called home, from its verdant forests to its vibrant cities.
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