Rob Penn

audio nonfiction (8 hours, read by the author with a British accent) - a man decides to try to use up an entire yew tree and follows the process of selecting, hewing, milling, and creating (relying on lumber professionals and creators who have been making tool handles, wheels, turned bowls, arrows, sports equipment, chair, etc. for many years and who actually know what they're doing, rather than attempting to do himself)

very contemplative as well as comprehensive--if you enjoy woodcraft (and the technical aspects of using this cut of wood vs. that one) this is for you; if you are just curious about the history of handmade things this is also pretty neat; I am enjoying the thoughtfulness of the author's writing style and the sentiment of appreciating trees and wood more than we have been wont to do.… (plus d'informations)