Don Lago is an award-winning writer who has published more than 50 nature and astronomy essays in national magazines and literary journals. He is the author of ten books, including most recently Grand Canyon: A History of a Natural Wonder and National Park. He lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.

A lovely and necessary exploration of the night sky, the universe, and what it means to encounter the cosmos from the sublime American West. Weaving the personal with the cultural?spanning Native American culture to the latest in astronomy and physics Where the Sky Touched the Earth is a lyrical and informative book for anyone interested in these subjects. It’s a book to set beside the work of other night sky naturalists, from Loren Eiseley to Chet Raymo."" - Christopher Cokinos, author of The Fallen Sky: Intimate History of Shooting Stars

Don Lago is an award-winning writer who has published more than 50 nature and astronomy essays in national magazines and literary journals. He is the author of ten books, including most recently Grand Canyon: A History of a Natural Wonder and National Park. He lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.

A lovely and necessary exploration of the night sky, the universe, and what it means to encounter the cosmos from the sublime American West. Weaving the personal with the cultural?spanning Native American culture to the latest in astronomy and physics Where the Sky Touched the Earth is a lyrical and informative book for anyone interested in these subjects. It’s a book to set beside the work of other night sky naturalists, from Loren Eiseley to Chet Raymo."" - Christopher Cokinos, author of The Fallen Sky: Intimate History of Shooting Stars

Don Lago is an award-winning writer who has published more than 50 nature and astronomy essays in national magazines and literary journals. He is the author of ten books, including most recently Grand Canyon: A History of a Natural Wonder and National Park. He lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.

A lovely and necessary exploration of the night sky, the universe, and what it means to encounter the cosmos from the sublime American West. Weaving the personal with the cultural?spanning Native American culture to the latest in astronomy and physics Where the Sky Touched the Earth is a lyrical and informative book for anyone interested in these subjects. It’s a book to set beside the work of other night sky naturalists, from Loren Eiseley to Chet Raymo."" - Christopher Cokinos, author of The Fallen Sky: Intimate History of Shooting Stars