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Best Hardly Known Nature Books
Recommended Reads by Chip Blake

August 9, 2018

Anyone who has a serious interest in the intersection of nature and American literature hears about the core canon of books that focus on envi... Read More...

The Shining, Reflective Shield:
An Interview with Kathleen Dean Moore

April 15, 2018

Interviews

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Interview by Miranda Perrone Introduction I can pinpoint the moment Kathleen Dean Moore came into my life. I remember stumbling out of ... Read More...

Charging the Through Line:
An Interview with Arthur Sze

February 14, 2018

Interviews

Interview by Ayleen Perry Introduction In fall 2017, poet Arthur Sze keynoted the second annual ECO-Poetry, Technology, and Place conference... Read More...

Old Roads, New Stories:
Poetry as Collage
by Rob Carney

December 29, 2017

Currents, Old Roads, New Stories

A Literary Series What Are Your Skills? Every year at Sea School we were taught that glaciers purr and ice floes, h... Read More...

Many Edges to Explore:
An Interview with Pattiann Rogers

October 13, 2017

Interviews

Interview by Tina Kelley Introduction Pattiann Rogers. Photo by John R. Rogers. Pattiann Rogers is a crucial voice in the wilderness... Read More...

Talking Recklessly:
An Interview with
William Stafford’s Family

March 9, 2017

Interviews

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Interview by Derek Sheffield Introduction If We Ever Die: Revisiting a Conversation with William Stafford's Family William Staffor... Read More...

Old Roads, New Stories: Marine Biology
by Rob Carney

January 4, 2017

Currents, Old Roads, New Stories

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A Literary Series As a kid growing up in Washington, I had a giant admiration for Slick Watts. “Downtown” Freddie Brown too, of co... Read More...

Old Roads, New Stories: Poetry
by Rob Carney

October 12, 2016

Currents, Old Roads, New Stories

A Literary Series Coyote’s Daughter, Raven’s Son The poem is a shapeshifter animal, a trickster. One minute, it’s a sailfish.... Read More...

Students of the Route
by Jen Hirt

October 29, 2013

Contest, Issue 34, Nonfiction

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4th Annual Contest Finalist Download this essay in .mp3 format.I have been able to omit needless words since 1919. — E.B. WhiteI. Low Tide, Flye... Read More...

Mount St. Helens in Poetry + Prose

January 14, 2013

Issue 31, Mount St. Helens, Nonfiction, Poetry, To Know a Place

Mount St. Helens, Washington A scientist stakes data grids on the pumice plain at Mount St. Helens, with Loowit Falls in the distance. Pho... Read More...

Stretching Attention:
Long-Term Science and Creative Writing
by Charles Goodrich

January 6, 2013

Issue 31, Mount St. Helens, Nonfiction

Mount St. Helens Have you heard this story?The scientists and government agency reps, along with the linguists and graphic designers they h... Read More...

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