Any other Wendell Berry fans out there? 
Fiction, nonfiction, or poetry? (Or, like me, all of the above. 
) What are your favorites?
The Art of the Commonplace and That Distant Land were two of the only english-language books I had with me for a period of about two years, so I probably come close to knowing them by heart by now just for the sake of having been feeding my inner bookworm, but among essays especially it would be hard for me to choose a favorite collection. Although Life Is a Miracle probably left me thinking more than most of his individual works, and A Timbered Choir is easily my favorite poetry collection.
Fiction, nonfiction, or poetry? (Or, like me, all of the above. ) What are your favorites?The Art of the Commonplace and That Distant Land were two of the only english-language books I had with me for a period of about two years, so I probably come close to knowing them by heart by now just for the sake of having been feeding my inner bookworm, but among essays especially it would be hard for me to choose a favorite collection. Although Life Is a Miracle probably left me thinking more than most of his individual works, and A Timbered Choir is easily my favorite poetry collection.
Or maybe not, since I don't think I'd rise much above the "uh-uh-uh" level either. 
