nature description , auch: description of nature

In 1907 he published Svartelva, a book with lyrical nature descriptions.

His nature description is brief and self-contained.

In later years the stories grew to involve her household and the local people, combining nature description, anecdote, autobiography, religion, and humour.

She was the second editor of the Girl's Own Paper, but became best known for her Flower-Patch series of books of anecdotes, autobiography and nature description.

This move of Jackson's only makes sense when it is considered that his poetry had never been one of nature description or social anecdote, but had themes of self-inquisition and self-undoing.

Stimulated by the nature descriptions of others, his preferred English writers were Thoreau and Willa Cather and later he developed a passion for reading works by Finnish writers describing nature.

Later in his article, he pinpoints 'the necessity of writing long letters daily' to Helen as the beginning of his departure from nature descriptions - initially written as talks to be given to the Young People's Guild at the Unitarian chapel - or his dignified school essays.

Judging by the animal and nature descriptions (which are the best things in the book), and by Mr. Aitmatov's past success in the charming tale of a boy in "The White Ship," his real talent is for fables and allegories, where characterization can be perfunctory and the methods of folklore are appropriate.