Non-Fiction

El Río

by Wade Davis

An exploration of the river as both physical waterway and cultural metaphor, tracing its significance through anthropological and ecological lenses. Wade Davis brings his renowned ethnographic perspective to bear on humanity's relationship with flowing water. A meditation on rivers as arteries of civilization and consciousness.

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