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&#8220;Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read.&#8221; Robin Young, host of NPR&#8217;s Here and Now &#160;&#8220;Scott Huler&#8217;s fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that<br>sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be<br>celebrated.&#8221;&#160; Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don&#8217;t Know

Scott Huler's fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated.--Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don t Know Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. --Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler's fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated. --Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don't Know Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler s fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated. Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don t Know Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler's fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure thatsustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to becelebrated. Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don't Know Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler's fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure thatsustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to becelebrated. Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don't Know

Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler s fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated. Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don t Know

Scott Huler's fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated.--Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don t Know Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. --Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler's fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated. --Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don't Know Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler s fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated. Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don t Know Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler's fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated. Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don't Know Terrific new book . . . a fascinating read. Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now Scott Huler's fascinating account of his trips through the mesmerizingly crafted infrastructure that sustains our modern american lives gets us toward an understanding of a system that ought to be celebrated. Robert Sullivan, author of The Thoreau You Don't Know

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Scott Huler is the author of six books including Defining the Wind and No Man's Lands. His essays and stories have appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, Baltimore Sun, and other newspapers nationwide. He has been a staff writer for the Philadelphia Daily News and the Raleigh News & Observer and a staff reporter and producer for Nashville Public Radio. His award-winning radio work has been heard on ""All Things Considered"" and ""Day to Day"" on National Public Radio and on ""Marketplace"" and ""Splendid Table"" on American Public Media. He lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, with his wife, the writer June Spence; they have a son and another child on the way.

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