The Biosphere and the Bioregion: Essential Writings of Peter Berg
Edited by Cheryll Glotfelty and Eve Quesnel 

​"The Biosphere and the Bioregion is a captivating, stimulating collection of essays drawn from the work of Peter Berg, internationally known bioregional thinker and activist and founder of Planet Drum Foundation. This brilliant selection, interlaced with original tributes from prominent writers and thinkers, brings to the student or general reader many of the most urgent and pressing issues of our time."
–Ann Fisher-Wirth, University of Mississippi, USA

Routledge Environmental Humanities Series 

Leaving Patriarchy Behind: One Woman's Journey
By Leticia Aguilar and Eve Quesnel 

Behind the curtain, midwife Dona Felix at her side, Mama screamed with each contraction, all of us children running about. We didn’t care about the noise; we had heard such shouts of pain before -  every nine months. After each birth Papa would turn to Mama and ask, “Mama, es un niño?” But out of eighteen babies Mama only had four boys.

​Austin Macauley Publishers

Prize Winner:

• Next Generation Indie Book Awards-Finalist
• ​International Latino Book Awards-Gold Medal Finalist in the category "Women's Issues"  

Snow Fleas and Chickadees: Everyday Observations in the Sierra
By Eve Quesnel, Illustrated by Anne Chadwick  

In nature, I am more present than at any other time, perpetually amazed by what I see. I have stood for hundreds of hours at my kitchen window, binoculars in hand, watching an entire community, regulars and visitors alike dash about. Ten Evening Grosbeaks visit for a month, then suddenly disappear. A coyote jumps in the air to pounce on its next meal. A Black Bear lumbers into our yard, heading towards a flicker’s nest to steal her eggs. Nature is mysterious, hideous, and glorious.

Coming May 20, 2025
University of Nevada Press