Book DescriptionIn November of 2000, after the presidential election but before the results were handed down by the Supreme Court, John Daniel climbed into his pickup, drove to a cabin in the Red River Gorge, and quit civilization for a proscribed time The strictures set up were severe: no two-way human communications, no radio, no music, no news, ождяь no clocks, and no calendars He left his wife behind and moved into a cabin sure to be snowed-in just after his arrival, where he lived in complete isolation until spring, without even his cat as a companion He was intent on not hearing a human voice other than his own for the next six months Thoreau's Journals were there, of course, for instruction and inspiration In addition to the physical rigor of working in isolation, Daniel had assumed a hard spiritual task in deciding to live alone: to confront his now dead father Rogue River Journal is the result, with writing as skilled as Jon Krakauer'sa remarkable memoir of both vivid present and past interwoven.  Редактор:2005 г 352 стр ISBN 1593760515.