Birds and Poets with Other Papers

Set in 1877, this volume showcases the work of John Burroughs, a pivotal figure in nature writing who transformed appreciation for the natural world through his essays. Emerging from a humble upbringing in the Catskills, Burroughs penned over thirty books, influencing countless readers. This collection features essays like "Birds and Poets," "Spring Poems," and "The Flight of the Eagle," reflecting his deep connection to nature and literary prowess. It highlights his role in establishing the nature essay genre and his lasting impact on American literature.