Review: Helen MacDonald's stunning new essay collection cautions us to avoid hopelessness, instead urging us to reconsider our relationship with the natural world — and fight to preserve it.
If you're of a certain temperament, it's tempting to think that the only people who aren't going to lose hope in the world by the end of the year are the people who lost hope in the world long ago.
"When we meet animals for the first time, we expect them to conform to the stories we've heard about them. But there is always, always a gap. The boar was still a surprise. Animals are."
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