−50%The Spring Thaw: Water finding its voice again
Edwin Marsh · narrated by Rowan Whitmore
2026
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You settle in as Rowan Whitmore's voice guides you through landscapes where ice loosens its grip and water remembers movement. Edwin Marsh writes about the creek that fell silent, the stillness that is not emptiness, and the small ways we hold ourselves back. Each chapter walks you through a different hour of thaw: the hush before dawn birds, the particular music of rain on slate versus tin versus thatch, the same mile transformed when you slow enough to notice.
16 chapters
- 1What You Will Find Here2m
- 2Standing Still2m
- 3Chapter 1: The Creek That Forgot How to Sing14m
- 4Chapter 2: What Stillness Is Not15m
- 5Chapter 3: The Small Seals We Place Upon Ourselves20m
- 6Chapter 4: Walking the Same Mile Differently19m
- 7Chapter 5: The Hour Before the Birds Begin13m
- 8Chapter 6: Rain on Different Roofs16m
- 9Chapter 7: Following One Creature Until It Vanishes17m
- 10Chapter 8: The Ground Beneath Snow19m
- 11Chapter 9: What the Hand Remembers18m
- 12Chapter 10: A Single Place, All Year20m
- 13Chapter 11: When the Creek Runs Wrong16m
- 14Walking Back5m
- 15About the Author1m
- 16Where to Go From Here1m
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