Publisher's Synopsis
Oliver Wendell Holmes was a beloved American poet and essayist who spent many summers in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts. In this charming book, J. E. A. Smith explores the relationship between Holmes and the Berkshire landscape, offering a unique perspective on the poet's life and work. With its beautiful descriptions and insightful commentary, The Poet Among the Hills is a delightful read for anyone who loves literature and nature.
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