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Can Humans Read Animals' Minds?

Can Humans Read Animals' Minds?

Lars Svendsen on the Philosophical Problem of "Pet" Consciousness

By Lars Svendsen | September 19, 2019

What Listening Means in a Time of Climate Crisis

What Listening Means in a Time of Climate Crisis

Tara Houska on the Voices of Indigenous Elders

By Tara Houska | September 18, 2019

What Stories Can Teach a New Generation of Black-Indigenous Farmers

What Stories Can Teach a New Generation of Black-Indigenous Farmers

Leah Penniman on Healing the Land at Soul Fire Farm

By Leah Penniman | September 17, 2019

Can Climate Fiction Be... Hopeful?

Can Climate Fiction Be... Hopeful?

Alex DiFrancesco and Ashley Shelby on Writing
Mythology for a New Era

By Literary Hub | September 16, 2019

Marching on London with Extinction Rebellion

Marching on London with Extinction Rebellion

Thomas Bunstead on the Pilgrimage from East Sussex to London

By Thomas Bunstead | September 16, 2019

Dead Men of Leisure on Their Love of Fishing

Dead Men of Leisure on Their Love of Fishing

the disappointment vexeth me to this very day."">"I felt a great fish at the end of my line but it dropt in, and
the disappointment vexeth me to this very day."

By Literary Hub | September 13, 2019

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On Writing the Apocalypse Through a Crow's Perspective

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Lit Hub’s Fall 2019 Nonfiction Preview: Science

By Literary Hub | August 23, 2019

J.M.G. Le Clézio on the Expansive, Immersive Quality of Great Poetry

J.M.G. Le Clézio on the Expansive, Immersive Quality of Great Poetry

“The poem carries us towards other regions on earth, northwards.”

By J. M. G. Le Clézio | August 22, 2019

For the Love of Horses, From Girlhood to Old Age

For the Love of Horses, From Girlhood to Old Age

Tory Bilski Recommends 5 Books for the Equine Set

By Tory Bilski | August 19, 2019

A Brief Eerie History of How the Wind Makes Us Crazy

A Brief Eerie History of How the Wind Makes Us Crazy

Lyall Watson on the Ill Effects of Heavy Weather

By Lyall Watson | August 13, 2019

When Plastic Grew on Trees

When Plastic Grew on Trees

Is It Ivory? Is it a Nut? It's Tagua.

By Edward Posnett | August 8, 2019

On Our Relentless Quest for Bigfoot

On Our Relentless Quest for Bigfoot

What Does the Elusiveness of the Sasquatch Reveal About Human Nature?

By John Zada | August 1, 2019

George Orwell and More in the Borderlands of Life and Death

George Orwell and More in the Borderlands of Life and Death

Andrew Ervin Talks to Robert Macfarlane and Emily Wilson About the World's "Thin Places"

By Andrew Ervin | July 22, 2019

How Does a Lobster Wind Up With the Pepsi Logo “Tattooed” on Its Shell?

On the Impact of Ocean Plastic on Human and Animal Health

By Will McCallum | July 18, 2019

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