The well-known naturalist and writer, Muir points out some specific details of the area of California in his book Twenty Hill Hollow. Here he examines how we write what we can and emit what we know by stating, “Presently you lose consciousness of your own separate existence: you blend with the landscape, and become part and parcel of nature”, giving us the purpose of writing and how it stimulates our understanding of nature that we somehow are part of it. (14) As a T-W, California authors individually and carefully observe nature and the landscape in which they live in, and usually write about what they view or feel. There is a sense of importance in informing our perspective and experiences, but our own experience is also unique. Although,
