Author · 24 titles
William Henry Hudson
W. H. Hudson (1841–1922) wrote as if the natural world were speaking through him — birds, grasslands, forests, and the human longing to belong among them. Raised in Argentina and long resident in England, he brought New World memory into English nature writing with uncommon freshness. Green Mansions remains his best-known novel, a forest romance of beauty and loss; his essays and memoirs, including Far Away and Long Ago, show a quieter mastery of place and recollection. Hudson's prose is patient, sensory, and free of ornament for its own sake. Readers who love landscape as character will find in him a lifelong companion — and a gateway into twenty-four titles of close-looking wonder.
The list
Titles
E-books, audiobooks, and music from every imprint.
- A Crystal AgeEbook
- A Crystal AgeAudiobook
- A Little Boy LostEbook
- A Little Boy LostAudiobook
- A Shepherd's Life: Impressions of the South Wiltshire DownsEbook
- A Shepherd's Life: Impressions of the South Wiltshire DownsAudiobook
- A Traveller in Little ThingsEbook
- A Traveller in Little ThingsAudiobook
- Afoot in EnglandEbook
- Afoot in EnglandAudiobook
- Dead Man's Plack and an Old ThornEbook
- Dead Man's Plack and an Old ThornAudiobook
- El OmbuEbook
- El OmbuAudiobook
- Fan: The Story of a Young Girl's LifeEbook
- Fan: The Story of a Young Girl's LifeAudiobook
- Far Away and Long Ago: A History of My Early LifeEbook
- Far Away and Long Ago: A History of My Early LifeAudiobook
- Green Mansions: A Romance of the Tropical ForestEbook
- Green Mansions: A Romance of the Tropical ForestAudiobook
- The Famous Missions of CaliforniaEbook
- The Famous Missions of CaliforniaAudiobook
- The Purple LandEbook
- The Purple LandAudiobook