B.J. Hollars writes with a keen insight into the human condition, exploring themes from the legacy of civil rights to our complex bond with the animal kingdom. His prose is meticulously crafted, often delving into unexpected connections between seemingly disparate subjects, from extinct birds to the specters of American folklore. Through his essays and nonfiction, Hollars invites readers to contemplate what it means to be human in an ever-changing world. His work is a testament to the power of narrative to uncover profound truths about our own lives and society.
What have dogs done to earn the title of "man's best friend"? B.J. Hollars attempts to find out with firsthand reports recounting a range of stories revealing much about our pets--and even more about the humans who share their lives.
Part memoir, part research-based journalism, Flock Together is a personal exploration of the decline of avian species throughout the world, its ramifications, and what it might mean for humanity.
Written in vignettes and accompanied by photographs and family interviews, Year of Plenty provides a poignant and unflinching account of how death separates us not only from the people we love but from places and memories too.