"Painting the Landscape with Fire" is a blog about a fire-maintained ecosystem, the great longleaf pine habitat which once dominated the landscape of the Southeastern US. This blog is an intro to an upcoming book. Excerpts from chapters and photos illustrate some of the topics.
About Me
- Den Latham
- Den Latham grew up in Ohio and East Tennessee. He attended the University of Toledo, earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tennessee, attended Clemson University and Oxford University, and received a master’s from Middlebury College’s Bread Loaf School of English. He taught high school in Salem, South Carolina, and at the SC Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics. His travels include Mexico, Europe, North Africa, England, Scotland, Ireland, and Central America. Den lives with his wife Allison in Hartsville, South Carolina. He has two sons and is a three-time member of the US East Surf Kayak Team. His articles have appeared in local papers, Pee Dee Magazine, Sandlapper Magazine, the Aroostook Review, and South Carolina Wildlife magazine. “Painting the Landscape with Fire” is his second book. You may contact Den at denallison@bellsouth.net
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