How To Live on an Island

Sandy Gingras

Tides, weather and small communities, illustrated by an artist asking what it does to live somewhere with edges you can walk to.

An illustrated meditation on island living by an artist who has spent her life on the Jersey shore, moving between the practical and the philosophical: tides, weather, small communities, and what it does to a person to live somewhere with edges you can walk to in an afternoon.

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Maria Popova

Artist and poet (in the largest sense) Sandy Gingras celebrates the many dimensions and delights of islands in her illustrated love letter How To Live on an Island (public library).

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