The River You Touch: Making a Life on Moving Water

A powerful reflection on rivers, family, and what it means to live well in a changing world. In The River You Touch, poet and fly-fishing guide Chris Dombrowski explores fatherhood, community, wild places, and our relationship with the natural world. Set against the rivers and landscapes of Montana, this beautifully written memoir asks a timeless question: How can we live meaningfully and responsibly on the planet we call home? Award-winning nature writing that blends memoir, philosophy, and conservation Explores fatherhood, community, and life connected to rivers and wild places Thoughtful reflections on sustainability, wonder, and belonging Perfect for readers who enjoy literary outdoor writing and environmental storytelling Moving between everyday family life and larger questions about purpose, memory, and stewardship, Dombrowski delivers a deeply personal and inspiring meditation on the world we leave for future generations. Specs: Format: Softcover Pages: 304 Size: 5.5 x 8.5 inches About the Author: Chris Dombrowski is a poet, fly-fishing guide, and author of the acclaimed memoir Body of Water. Based in Montana, his writing explores the intersections of family, wilderness, conservation, and the human experience.