Firewood Sense: Cutting, stacking, and burning wood safely and well

Wade Hollis

You will learn to move through the seasons with wood in your hands. Wade Hollis teaches you how to read a standing tree for grain and lean, choose the right axe or saw for your body and the job, and stack so air moves through every row. You will hear the particular ring of well dried oak, smell the shift as sap becomes smoke, and understand why a safe cut matters more than a fast one. Silas Quince reads with the steady patience of someone who has spent hours splitting on a cold morning, his voice warm and unhurried, letting each lesson settle before the next. This is a book for your hands and your hearth. Settle in, and let the work begin.