A writer, a dead editor, a man of miniature proportions, carry this story forward. A lost love, a civilization crumbling from its own success, push Crellis to despair. He pines for deSandra, the lost love of his life.As Crellis becomes disillusioned by the success of his writing and his corrupt heroes, he accidentally learns of Wimbrun, a member of the small race that has been caring for his window garden. He is angered by the intrusion and ultimately makes the mistake of trying to get Wimbrun to leave his home. He becomes remorseful, decides to seek out forgiveness and goes in search of Wimbrun.Beston has died. In life, he was Crellis' editor and the driving force behind Crellis' success. In his death, he follows Crellis and witnesses his metamorphosis. The inspiration of the natural world moves Crellis into his journey and into developing his sense of responsibility for the natural world.Valley of the Heart questions our present way of living and the excesses that have placed further demands upon the Earth on which we depend. Have we indeed become a species of larger beings? Are giants and little people only elements of fairy tales? Are they one and the same? Are they us?
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