How to Shit in the Woods:
An Environmentally Sound
Approach to a Lost Art

“This is the most important environ- mental book of the decade [1989].” —W. David Laird, Books of the Southwest “Kathleen Meyer has contributed to environmental awareness while lending a grand old English word the respectability that it hasn't had since Chaucer's day.” —Frank Graham, Jr., Audubon magazine “Hey, this is the real shit.” —Galen Rowell, outdoor photographer and writer “It's something we all feel qualified to do, yet never talk about . . . For once, we get good tips on how to keep campsites clean while maintaining modesty and comfort.” —Outside magazine

Barefoot Hearted:
A Wild Life Among Wildlife

“Thoughtful and irreverent . . . a compelling portrait of a life lived close to nature.” —Publisher's Weekly “Barefoot Hearted is both wise and knowledgeable; warm-hearted and truly funny, and above all, honest, in the way horses are honest. Right from the time she peeled her soles, I knew, I knew this sister!” —Keri Hulme, New Zealand author of the prize-winning novel The Bone People “Edward Abbey, the staunch defender of the natural world, can quit turning over in his grave now. His torch has been retrieved and lifted high by Kathleen Meyer, an environmental writer with as much wit and stylistic color as the man himself!” —Lynn Hamilton, Book Page

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