Hunter-husbandman and renowned storyteller D. Firth Griffith renders a tale of hope at the end of the world through an artful blend of narrative, reflection, and scientific inquiry, questioning why our current worldview isn’t working and offering a kincentric and Earthen gift in its place.
In place of the very modern story that humans must “save the world,” Stagtine, Book I of The Wildland Chronicles, circles inward toward a simpler and more ancient proposition—the hope inhabiting the end of the world is enlivened when we relinquish control and step into right relationship and not when we do more or do nothing.
Stagtine follows the author’s transition from a struggling regenerative farm to a paradigm-shattering and kincentric rewilding landscape. To anyone longing to rediscover a world of wisdom and wonder, of nuance and life, welcome. Our journey is just beginning.
Pre-Order Information
We are blessed and beyond excited to share The Wildland Chronicles with you, a trilogy of tales that seek to awaken and invite us into a new (or very old) way of being, what Firth and his family calls kincentric rewilding.
Firth wrote a personal letter to readers which you can read here.
If you pre-order the hardcover only, you will recieve your copy in the mail the middle of May, 2024.
If you pre-order the hardcover + audiobook, you will receive the audiobook in early April and the harcover in the middle of May, 2024.
If you select the Community add-on, you will be given instant access to Firth's online writing community where you can be an aspect of the writing of Book II and Book III.
Book II (Cliffhawk) and Book III (Spearhead) will be released in 6-9 month intervals after Stagtine.
Testimonials
"Carefully we must walk through Griffith’s words to find the nourishment our souls require, like a sacred encounter."
"Griffith puts into words what so many in the Regenerative Movement are missing."
"Griffith invents an entire new language to share with his readers. He is living it, being it, and his books are his gift."
"If there were a poet laureate of holistic management, his name would be Daniel Firth Griffith.”
"If you relish poetic writing, if you are in awe of existence ever in the process of creating, and if you delight in beauty, mystery, and wonder, you will dance with Daniel."
"Griffith's writing moved me toward balance. You could call it a devotional.”
Foreword by Fred Provenza
Dr. Fred Provenza is professor emeritus of Behavioral Ecology in the Department of Wildland Resources at Utah State University, where he directed an award-winning research group that pioneered understanding of how learning influences foraging behavior and how behavior links soils and plants with herbivores and humans.
His book, Nourishment, presents the wisdom body and how our non-human relations can help us eat and live today.
A Trilogy of Kincentric Rewilding
