I didn't even know if we’d ever get there and nobody even knew if the butterflies were still there because there was this precipitous landslide and everything was washed away, so people kept telling us, 'They’re gone. So I had to have this incredible adventure and hike up the backside of the mountain and it was amazing. And, in fact, when I went there, it was the very week that the horrible flood completely destroyed the town where people go to see the butterflies.
I mean, when I knew I was going to write this novel, I made a trip. How it feels to see the monarch butterflies in Mexico Barbara Kingsolver, author of Flight Behavior. The Epic Journey Of Monarch Butterflies.She's stopped in her tracks by what appear to be flames across the landscape. The book opens with young mother in impoverished Appalachian Tennessee heading up a mountainside to conduct an affair.
The Washington Post says "Flight Behavior" may be "the first great novel on climate change." (SK Films)īestselling author Barbara Kingsolver is out with a new novel, " Flight Behavior." Her well-known interest in social justice and her background as a biologist both come through. This image of monarch butterflies is from the film Flight of the Butterflies. Kingsolver's book describes a forested valley filled with what looks like a lake of fire. Facebook Email This article is more than 10 years old.
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