American Writers (One Hundred Pages at a Time)
Episode 8: Mark Fiege: Republic of Nature (3/4)
06 Oct 2025
Part three of my review of Mark Fiege's Republic of Nature covers a wide swap of American history in just a couple of chapters. One explores the environmental history of the transcontinental railroad and the other looks at Los Alamos and the scientists who developed the atomic bomb. While I may have wanted a bit more on industrial America, it is hard to fault a book this solid in its interpretive lens.
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