In the canon
The Peregrine
- Form
- Form Non-fiction
- Year
- Year 1967
- Pages
- Pages 200
Over ten winters compressed into a single season, from October to April, a peregrine climbs above the flat Essex fields and stoops, and everything beneath it lifts in a wave of panic that J.A. Baker learned to read the way other men read weather.
The hardest thing of all to see is what is really there.
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