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Compass Lines by John Messick

$19.95

In essays that traverse latitudes and continents, John Messick’s debut explores the places that shape our journeys toward belonging. From Antarctica to the Arctic, a tattoo parlor in Cambodia to an abandoned Alaska mine and beyond, this deeply felt and researched book teaches us how learning the rhythms of places we inhabit requires both movement and stillness.

More about Compass Lines: Journeys Toward Home.

Copies ordered from us provide the greatest benefit to the author, publisher, and planet — ours are beautifully printed in North America on acid-free 100% post-consumer waste paper. Bindings are both sewed and glued.

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In essays that traverse latitudes and continents, John Messick’s debut explores the places that shape our journeys toward belonging. From Antarctica to the Arctic, a tattoo parlor in Cambodia to an abandoned Alaska mine and beyond, this deeply felt and researched book teaches us how learning the rhythms of places we inhabit requires both movement and stillness.

More about Compass Lines: Journeys Toward Home.

Copies ordered from us provide the greatest benefit to the author, publisher, and planet — ours are beautifully printed in North America on acid-free 100% post-consumer waste paper. Bindings are both sewed and glued.

In essays that traverse latitudes and continents, John Messick’s debut explores the places that shape our journeys toward belonging. From Antarctica to the Arctic, a tattoo parlor in Cambodia to an abandoned Alaska mine and beyond, this deeply felt and researched book teaches us how learning the rhythms of places we inhabit requires both movement and stillness.

More about Compass Lines: Journeys Toward Home.

Copies ordered from us provide the greatest benefit to the author, publisher, and planet — ours are beautifully printed in North America on acid-free 100% post-consumer waste paper. Bindings are both sewed and glued.

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