Walden (with Introductions by Bradford Torrey and Raymond Macdonald Alden)

Exploring themes of self-reliance and independence, this work reflects Thoreau's two-year experiment in simple living at Walden Pond. Through detailed accounts of his daily life and interactions with nature, Thoreau illustrates the principles of Transcendentalism, advocating for a return to a more natural existence. His journal serves as both a narrative of self-discovery and a manifesto for those seeking to escape societal constraints. This edition features premium paper and insightful introductions by Bradford Torrey and Raymond Macdonald Alden.