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Ann and Myron Sutton wrote this as a serious look at what happens when nature operates at its most extreme — floods, droughts, fires, storms — tracing each through legend, science, and literature, and ending with practical notes on survival. Published in 1962, before "climate change" was a mainstream phrase, it's a genuinely interesting document of how mid-century writers understood nature's power.
Reading it now, against current events, gives it another layer. This is a first edition in a dust jacket with slight wear — a solid copy for what it is.
Ann and Myron Sutton were a husband-and-wife writing team who produced natural history and conservation titles throughout the 1960s, including work for the National Geographic Society.
Nature on the Rampage was one of their earlier books — a first edition from 1962 has genuine interest for collectors of environmental history and mid-century science writing, particularly given how the book's topics resonate with present-day discussions about weather extremes.
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