Pine Silence

The book features a haibun that blends concise prose with haiku, showcasing the form's emotional depth and imagery. The narrative follows a journey to northern Ontario, where the author hires a bush pilot to reach the Great Slave Lake on a one-way trip. Through vivid descriptions, it explores themes of nature, survival, and the allure of remote landscapes, while hinting at the intriguing yet challenging aspects of the wilderness, such as the potential sustenance found in lichen broths.