Laura Godfrey is Associate Professor of English at North Idaho College. She received her Ph.D. in American Literature from Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, and has published academic and personal essays in journals such as Western American Literature, The Hemingway Review, and Arizona Quarterly and in edited collections including Hemingway: Eight Decades of Criticism and Teaching Hemingway and the Natural World. Her first book, Hemingway's Geographies (Palgrave), appeared in 2016, and her second edited collection, Hemingway in the Digital Age (Kent State UP), was published in 2019.

• Introduction: “Of Mere Being”WinterChapter 1: Regarding BirdsChapter 2: From a Snowshoer’s NotebookSpringChapter 3: Song Sparrow in a PandemicChapter 4: In All the Garden RoundChapter 5: Swainson’s ThrushSummerChapter 6: Habitat EdgesChapter 7: Dawn ChorusChapter 8: House WrenChapter 9: Clark’s Nutcracker and the Whitebark PineChapter 10: Already, Before LongFallChapter 11: Home for a GrouseChapter 12: Sky Atlas

Laura Godfrey is Associate Professor of English at North Idaho College. She received her Ph.D. in American Literature from Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, and has published academic and personal essays in journals such as Western American Literature, The Hemingway Review, and Arizona Quarterly and in edited collections including Hemingway: Eight Decades of Criticism and Teaching Hemingway and the Natural World. Her first book, Hemingway's Geographies (Palgrave), appeared in 2016, and her second edited collection, Hemingway in the Digital Age (Kent State UP), was published in 2019.

• Introduction: “Of Mere Being”WinterChapter 1: Regarding BirdsChapter 2: From a Snowshoer’s NotebookSpringChapter 3: Song Sparrow in a PandemicChapter 4: In All the Garden RoundChapter 5: Swainson’s ThrushSummerChapter 6: Habitat EdgesChapter 7: Dawn ChorusChapter 8: House WrenChapter 9: Clark’s Nutcracker and the Whitebark PineChapter 10: Already, Before LongFallChapter 11: Home for a GrouseChapter 12: Sky Atlas

Laura Godfrey is Associate Professor of English at North Idaho College. She received her Ph.D. in American Literature from Washington State University in Pullman, Washington, and has published academic and personal essays in journals such as Western American Literature, The Hemingway Review, and Arizona Quarterly and in edited collections including Hemingway: Eight Decades of Criticism and Teaching Hemingway and the Natural World. Her first book, Hemingway's Geographies (Palgrave), appeared in 2016, and her second edited collection, Hemingway in the Digital Age (Kent State UP), was published in 2019.

• Introduction: “Of Mere Being”WinterChapter 1: Regarding BirdsChapter 2: From a Snowshoer’s NotebookSpringChapter 3: Song Sparrow in a PandemicChapter 4: In All the Garden RoundChapter 5: Swainson’s ThrushSummerChapter 6: Habitat EdgesChapter 7: Dawn ChorusChapter 8: House WrenChapter 9: Clark’s Nutcracker and the Whitebark PineChapter 10: Already, Before LongFallChapter 11: Home for a GrouseChapter 12: Sky Atlas