Letter to America
by Deborah Fries
Click button above to hear Deborah Fries read this poem, or click here to download poem in .mp3 format.
Dear America:
I am lost at... Read More...
Currents: Intriguing Series on Terrain.org
Have you noticed Terrain.org's new Currents section? We've gathered our longstanding columns by writers such as Lauret Savoy, David Rothenberg, and Ka... Read More...
Butterheads: The Family Recipe
by Deborah Fries
Plein AirStart with fat and saltYou can’t imagine how badly we ate or how much we loved butter. In our small household in western Pennsylvania, we ate... Read More...
Terrain.org Issue 31 Now Live!
The editors of Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built + Natural Environments are delighted to announce the launch of our new Issue 31, with the theme of “Ruin and Renewal (Part II).”
The Winter 2013 issue extends the “Ruin and Renewal” theme from our Fall 2012 issue, and includes the winning and finalist entries from our 3rd annual contests in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry; a special “To Know a Place” section from six writers on Mount St. Helens; guest editorial by Alison Hawthorne Deming; new “Eyes on the Street” column from urban designer and landscape architect Ken Pirie; Downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, as the Unsprawl case study; ARTerrain gallery by Lucinda Bliss; and more. And if you’re reading this blog, you know the new dynamic, image-rich Terrain.org design is live, as well.
Ungilded: The Lost Splendor of Lynnewood Hall
by Deborah Fries
Plein Air When I drive by it on my way to the post office, or coming back from Target, I never look too long. I am vaguely aware that the natur... Read More...
The Art of Attraction
by Deborah Fries
Plein Air Colorful studios and galleries line the streets of LowerTown, Paducah's oldest residential neighborhood and center of its cultural r... Read More...
Terrain.org Image Issue Now Live!
Issue No. 28 -- "Image" -- features an interactive mix of literary and technical contributions, including the poetry, fiction, and nonfiction winne... Read More...
Interview with Terrain.org Editor-in-Chief
Recently Iowa State University creative writing and environment MFA student Melissa L. Lamberton interviewed Terrain.org editor-in-chief Simmons Bunti... Read More...
Announcing Terrain.org Issue No. 26
The editors of Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments are pleased to announce the launch of our 26th issue, “The Signal in the... Read More...
Terrain.org Introduces New Editorial Board Members
Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments is pleased to welcome four new Editorial Board members:
Alison Hawthorne Deming
Erik... Read More...
Issue No. 24 Launch and Reading Redux
On Thursday, September 24th, Terrain.org held its first-ever public issue launch and reading, celebrating Issue No. 24, "Borders and Bridges" with rea... Read More...
Terrain.org Issue Launch & Reading Tonight!
Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments, a Tucson-based online journal that examines the interface between the built and natura... Read More...
