"[Carter] is a passionate grumbler.
Stolen Water is his love song to the Everglades as well as a heartfelt rejoinder to the deal makers who brokered its restoration plan...[and] is richly peopled with an eclectic array of biologists, activists, Big Sugar executives, and government bureaucrats."
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Audubon (Editor's Choice)
"Carter [is] a gifted teller of nature tales with a flair for the humorous and off beat....[An] engaging read."
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Publishers Weekly"Carter is pissed off and, at the same time, raucously funny -- the perfect combination for a subject so big and miasmal as the Everglades."
-- Hampton Sides, author of
Ghost Soldiers and Americana"Carter writes with breezy, story-telling ease, his voice veering from serious to comic as he blunders through tangles of mangroves on dead-end voyages and sizes up [all] the swampbusting characters."
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Sun Sentinel (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)
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kindle_edition edition.
W. Hodding Carter has written for several national magazines, including
Esquire,
Smithsonian,
Newsweek, and
Outside. The author of
Westward Whoa, A Viking Voyage, and
An Illustrated Viking Voyage, he lives with his family in Rockport, Maine.
--This text refers to an alternate
kindle_edition edition.