Climate and anti-nuclear activist Joanna Macy is now in her nineties and this book is a wonderful tribute to her in the form of essays written by people who have joined with her over her decades of fearless and ceaseless work on these causes. One essayist describes her work as “moving from angst to activism” as she has taken her concern and “wild love” for our world and truly turned those into a calling. Essay after essay testifies to the strength of her commitment to what she has called the “work that reconnects”. Story after story of the ground she has covered, the places she has taken her work to, the many rituals and workshops she has facilitated and the ways she has inspired literally thousands to carry on her legacy, tell us of a unique visionary who has shown us how to take our grief for our planet and turn it into something positive, enlivening and meaningful. If you weren’t familiar with this brilliant, dedicated woman before, this book is also a wonderful introduction to her beautiful philosophy and the amazing work she has done.