Oxbells and Fireflies

Résumé du livre

The small world we enter in this book is alive with the sense of wonder and permeated with the great universals. In highly charged, sensuous prose, Ernest Buckler magnifies the rural Nova Scotia of decades ago to reveal a universal human experience deeply rooted in the elements of earth, rock, wind, and weather, closely paced to the rhythm of the seasons of birth, growth, and death.