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Milkweed catalog: Book of the Everglades

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The Book of the Everglades

Hoping to better explain the Everglades -- past, present and future -- a newly published book features the works of nearly two dozen writers on different facets of the Everglades ecosystem. Starting as far north as Tampa and Orlando with the Kissimmee River, traveling south across Lake Okeechobee and ending up in Florida Bay, the creative non-fiction gives voice to the connected systems in the River of Grass. Susan Cerulean is editor of The Book of the Everglades...

A newly published anthology of writings on Florida gives an eye-opening view of the ecosystems that connect and contribute to the health or detriment of the Everglades. Susan Cerulean is editor of The Book of the Everglades...

Hoping to create a better understanding of the Everglades and the many parts of Florida that impact it, a newly published anthology gives voices to the way the systems are linked. Susan Cerulean is editor of The Book of the Everglades. She says the link comes from the way the state's water flows...

A New Audience for the Everglades

While publishers of a new anthology on the Everglades hope for a wide audience, the book's editor hopes especially for interest from a narrow segment. Susan Cerulean is editor of The Book of the Everglades, and she hopes those living in South Florida take special note...

Writing for the Everglades

A new compilation of nearly two dozen well-known writers focuses new attention on the Everglades. Susan Cerulean is editor of the anthology--called The Book of the Everglades...