
The 2020 issue of Deep Wild: Writing from the Backcountry, contains essays, stories, and poems by two dozen women writing from wild places. Examples:
- Diane Gansauer, a rugged hiker in her seventh decade, huddles under her poncho in a tempest in the wide-open Red Desert, whispering, “Thank you, thank you.”
- Anna Taft wanders the red rock in high summer, lost, thirsty, and overheated.
- Teenager Hannah Duane jumps for joy in the High Sierra.
- Cynthia Ezell, on her first solo trip after a divorce, seeks strength in a fragile time, and suffers fear.
- Cassie Van Domelen gets her “soul realigned” on Matterhorn Peak in the Wallowa Whitman Wilderness.
To read these works and more, visit deepwildjournal.com/subscribe. The journal, 150+ pages of writing from places where there are no roads, is currently on sale for $16, including postage to anywhere in the USA. It wants to go camping.