Rachel Carson is one of the greatest nature writers of the 20th century and a scientist whose ability to see and imagine life ultimately changed our relationship with the natural world. Few of her works have had as much influence on the future of environmental activism and commitment to the planet as the set of books signed by this author. Of all of them, Under the Oceanic Wind, unpublished until now in Spanish, was always his favorite and that of many of his readers, perhaps because in it he was able to show like no other his love for the mystery and wonder of nature. Nature: a volume in which the life of fish, birds and mammals that share the same habitat where the sea, land and air. An intimate look and a masterful narrative that manages, as Carson proposed, "to make the sea and the beings that inhabit it a vivid reality for its readers, just as it has been for me during the last decade."
