Basket of Morning is a luminous collection of stories, essays, and dreams that explores the fragile bond between us and the natural world. Jules Evens weaves together myth, memory, and keen natural observation - where peregrine falcons hunt over tidal marshes, salmon return to ancestral streams, and ancient stories of Coyote and the First People still echo in the hills. Through encounters with wildlife, reflections on childhood, and meditations on ecological loss, these pieces invite readers to rediscover the wonder that once shaped our imaginations and our relationship with the land. At once elegy and celebration, Basket of Morning is a quiet but powerful call to remember, to protect, and to save the dreams that connect us to the living earth.