If You Shoot the Breeze, are You Murdering the Weather?

A diverse collection of essays showcases Alan Dean Foster's insightful perspectives on a wide array of topics, ranging from art and culture to technology and nature. Over a hundred essays delve into subjects like unperformed symphonies, electric vehicles, and cultural icons such as The Beatles and Orson Welles. Foster also explores unique phenomena like coywolves and Japanese rainchains, making this volume a rich tapestry of observations that reflect his curiosity and knowledge across multiple fields.