Jeannette Hanby grew up in a paved-over Southern California “wanting to know how to stop humans from ruining the planet.”
After a high school teacher exposed her to philosophy, Jeannette majored in physiological psychology at UC Berkeley before working with abandoned and abused children in Los Angeles County.
Emotionally exhausted, she found refuge in Big Sur. (Sound familiar!)
Her new book, "Feathered Canyons," illustrated by her partner David Bygott, reflects on her pivotal time in Big Sur in the early 60s as well as her stint with a gold-mining crew on the Feather River in the High Sierras.
After you have listened to this podcast there's a good chance you'll want know more! Fear not : WELCOME TO THE LIBRARY ON OCTOBER 8 where you'll meet Jeanette and David for a presentation and booksigning.
WATCH A VIDEO ABOUT FEATHERED CANYONS: CLICK HERE!
IMPORTANT LINKS:
EVENT AT THE LIBRARY ON OCTOBER 8
David and Jeanette on the web
Books by David and Jeanette
My Nepenthe by Romney Steele
Podcast with Pico Iyer
Podcast with Obi Kaufmann
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This podcast is a production of the Henry Miller Memorial Library with support from The Arts Council for Monterey County!
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