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A new book follows one local writer’s obsession with giants.
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A new book follows one local writer’s obsession with giants.
On Thursday, June 8th at 6pm PST, join Massy Arts Society and Greystone Books for a reading and celebration of Tracking Giants, by debut author Amanda Lewis. Dig deep into the roots of this story tracking some of the world’s biggest trees. Lewis will be joined by acclaimed environmental journalist and fellow author Arno Kopecky.
Sara Ellison and Amanda Lewis visit to sgare their adventures
Burned-out book editor Amanda Lewis vowed to visit the largest specimen of each species of tree in British Columbia. To find these Champion Trees, she travelled to areas both near and far and had to learn to navigate in the wilderness. Her debut book, Tracking Giants, documents her quest.
In Amanda Lewis’s new book, ‘Tracking Giants,’ she visits BC’s biggest specimens. A Tyee Q&A.