combines intimate color images of North Carolina wildflowers, taken by photographer Betsy Green Moyer, with the writings of her late father, Paul Green, author of The Last Colony and other symphonic outdoor dramas. A unique and captivating book, it will be of interest to botanists, folklorists, historians, photographers, and admirers of Paul Green.
Hardcover: Price $28.95
[ISBN # 1-889065-01-3]
Softcover: Price $19.95
[ISBN # 1-889065-02-1]
Size: 7" x 9", 144 pages
Richly illustrated
Paul Green (1894-1981) grew up on a cotton farm in Lillington, North Carolina, where from a young age he learned the value of hard physical labor and the importance and beauty of literature and music.
During his long lifetime he never strayed far from his people nor far from his roots. Many of his writings, his novels, short stories, and his beloved Wordbook, reflect his love and reverence for all people and all life.
Meet the editors
Photographer Betsy Moyer
and botanist Ken Moore
prepare for a photographic
field trip, Chapel Hill, NC
Published by The Botanical Garden Foundation, Inc.
c/o North Carolina Botanical Garden
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3375
Author contact: Betsy Green Moyer, 978-369-1261; e-mail: bmga@aol.com
Distributor: Parnassus Book Distributors, 800-782-7760; fax: 803-782-0118; lmendenhall@sc.rr.com
