Johnson, Josephine W., — The Inland Island.

NY, Simon & Schuster, (1969). 1st ptg. VG in G DJ. Powerful, evocative and lyrical description of nature's changes, wonders and tragedies, recorded in 12 months on her. farm, an enclosure of wilderness surrounded by an ever more savage and intrusive society, and the burning core of her convictions about man's cruelty, the demands of individual conscience at a time of war and conflict, and her determination to resist an increasingly brutalized and mechanical civilization. Edges of DJ tanned.