The Sun Sets Midafternoon
Book of the Day · Sep 11

The Sun Sets Midafternoon

by Jessica Hays

The Sun Sets Midafternoon explores the impact of megafires on communities through a combination of photography and text. It delves into themes of ecological devastation, collective trauma, and climate grief, featuring essays and reflections from experts in the field. This signed, first edition presents 85 color plates in a hardcover format.

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