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Author_Long Litt Woon
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coping with bereavement
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Foraging
grief
mourning
mushroom hunters
mushrooming
mushrooms
the human condition
wonder of nature.
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- ISBN 9781911617389
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 14 Jan 2021
- Publisher: Scribe Publications
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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One woman’s journey to overcome grief by delving into nature.
After losing her husband of 32 years, Long Litt Woon is utterly bereft. For a time, she is disoriented, aimless, lost. It is only when she wanders deep into the woods and attunes herself to Nature’s chorus that she learns how the wild might restore us to hope, and to life after death.
Long Litt Woon (born 1958 in Malaysia) is an anthropologist and Norwegian Mycological Association–certified mushroom professional. She first visited Norway as a young exchange student. There she met and married Norwegian Eiolf Olsen. She currently lives in Oslo, Norway. According to Chinese naming tradition, ‘Long’ is her surname and ‘Litt Woon’ her first name.
Barbara J. Haveland (born 1951) is a Scots-born literary translator resident in Copenhagen. She translates fiction, poetry, and drama from Norwegian and Danish to English, and has translated works by many leading Danish and Norwegian writers. Her most recent published works include new translations of The Master Builder and Little Eyolf by Henrik Ibsen and the first two volumes of Carl Frode Tiller’s Encircling trilogy.
