Helen
I loved this book, ‘dog-earing’ many pages to return to. Flores’ writing is fluid, engrossing, and wide-ranging, spanning coyote(s) in his personal experience, myth and lore, genetics, politics, and, all and all, North America. Parts of the book are hard to read - the war on coyotes to this day is disturbing in internet callousness and also it’s pointlessness.
I loved this book, ‘dog-earing’ many pages to return to. Flores’ writing is fluid, engrossing, and wide-ranging, spanning coyote(s) in his personal experience, myth and lore, genetics, politics, and, all and all, North America. Parts of the book are hard to read - the war on coyotes to this day is disturbing in internet callousness and also it’s pointlessness.
I loved this book, ‘dog-earing’ many pages to return to. Flores’ writing is fluid, engrossing, and wide-ranging, spanning coyote(s) in his personal experience, myth and lore, genetics, politics, and, all and all, North America. Parts of the book are hard to read - the war on coyotes to this day is disturbing in internet callousness and also it’s pointlessness.
I loved this book, ‘dog-earing’ many pages to return to. Flores’ writing is fluid, engrossing, and wide-ranging, spanning coyote(s) in his personal experience, myth and lore, genetics, politics, and, all and all, North America. Parts of the book are hard to read - the war on coyotes to this day is disturbing in internet callousness and also it’s pointlessness.
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