For many years I have followed the natural history observations Kelly Brenner regularly posts to her Twitter feed. Her ability not only to notice but to absolutely revel in the small details of nature that many others would easily overlook is uncanny. So when I learned that she was writing a book, needless to say I was eager for it finally to be published so I could discover more about her remarkable perceptions of the natural world.
The book, Nature Obscura; A City’s Hidden Natural World, will officially be published at the beginning of this coming April. I have had the good fortune to receive an advance copy, which I have already begun reading, and I can honestly state that I have rarely been so quickly and thoroughly captivated by a book as I have by this one.
