I Track Bruce Berger on the Amazon Trail — What?

A Walk in the Park

A Walk in the Park: Arches National Park, Moab

Bruce Berger’s The Telling Dis­tance, essays on feel­ing the deserts of Sonora and the Col­orado Plateau made me won­der What’s he doing now?
Still writ­ing?
What?

So I Googled “bruce berger” and found his web­site, Bruce​Berger​.net — full of desert sto­ries, essays and pic­tures. I thought Let’s see what they cost now at Ama​zon​.com: most of Berger’s “new” books were dis­counted deeply by Ama­zon, and also, there was a but­ton for “used” books writ­ten by him priced from a penny each plus ship­ping and handling.

Well, impulse made me do it — I bought one for a penny plus shipping/handling for $3.99.
Imme­di­ately I felt this is no good: I’m screw­ing over Bruce Berger, great man of desert con­ser­va­tion.
And then I got the e-mail con­fir­ma­tion from Ama­zon. It iden­ti­fied the seller of record, ship­per and han­dler is actu­ally Good­will Indus­tries of San Francisco.

So what’s my question?.

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