Chad Hanson Books

Chad Hanson originates from the north woods of Minnesota, growing up on a Christmas tree farm that outgrew its harvestable purpose. His writing often delves into themes connected to nature, childhood, and the passage of time. Hanson's style is noted for its lyrical quality and a melancholic tone that explores the intricacies of human connection and memory. Through his works, he offers readers a contemplation on the beauty and ephemerality of the world.

In a Land of Awe
Finding Reverence in the Search for Wild Horses
219 pages
8 hours of reading
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Exploring the lives of wild mustangs, the author invites readers to reflect on the connections between nature, animals, and humanity. Set against the backdrop of modern America, the narrative contrasts the serenity of untouched landscapes with the chaos of contemporary life. Through a blend of history, philosophy, and personal insight, the book poses profound questions about reverence for nature and the ethical management of public lands. It serves as a poignant reminder of the beauty at stake and the importance of protecting our planet's vulnerable inhabitants.
Miss American Sky
88 pages
4 hours of reading
In this collection, ordinary places and beings transform into extraordinary entities, blurring the lines between the familiar and the surreal. Men take flight as birds, while women morph into coyotes, prompting readers to question the nature of identity and existence. Hanson's poetry weaves together rationality and the fantastical, revealing profound insights about humanity amidst the interplay of the everyday and the uncanny. This exploration invites reflection on the deeper connections between ourselves and the world around us.
Smokescreen
Engages dialogue around forest fires at a time when it is desperately needed.

In a Land of Awe

Miss American Sky

Smokescreen