Downstream From Here: A Big Life in a Small Place — Charles Eisendrath

Bookstores and other retailers, please note: This book is available for ordering only through Ingram. Stores should access their Ingram accounts to find this title. Stores that have not yet opened an account with Ingram can do so at this link, then click on "Bookstores." Ingram welcomes all retailers to open accounts, not just bookstores. So gift shops and other kinds of shops are eligible. Book description: Downstream from Here is a series of essays by former Time magazine investigative reporter Charles R. Eisendrath. Spanning four decades, they were all written at a home away from home — a place inhabited temporarily, but which shapes a person permanently — a summer cottage in Northern Michigan. The essays range from Anatolia to Argentine, from FDR’s secret wartime fishing trip to a plane crash in Costa Rica. Eisendrath writes of making maple syrup, starting a cherry farm on Lake Charlevoix, of witnessing assassination and the life strategies of fish. Serious, hilarious, inquisitive