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 All the Wild and Lonely Places, Journeys in a Desert landscape Lawrence Hogue HISTORY • 2000 • HARD COVER • 256 PAGES  E-mail this page  Printer-friendly version
Portrayed as bleak and inhospitable, the huge expanse of Anza-Borrego desert in the Southern California Rift includes palm canyons, mountains and sandstone gorges that have long been home to the Cahuilla and Kumeyaay peoples. Hogue looks at the notion of wilderness and its historic uses in this lively natural history of the region.
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