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Nature
Barry Lopez, whose landmark writings bore witness to the natural world, has died at 75.
By
Corinne Segal
| December 26, 2020
In a Time of Climate Crisis, How Can We Teach Children About Reciprocity?
Writing a Children’s Novel with Peter Alexeyevich Kropotkin's Philosophies in Mind
By
Cara Hoffman
| December 23, 2020
Nick Offerman on the Essential Wisdom of Wendell Berry
In Conversation With Gary Lovely
By
Gary Lovely
| December 22, 2020
On the Solstice: Deep Winter Dreams of the Spring to Come
Rick Bass Considers the Truth of Things at the Darkest Time of the Year
By
Rick Bass
| December 21, 2020
What Does an Animal Communicator Really Do?
Kelly Conaboy on Intuition-Based Communication
By
Kelly Conaboy
| December 21, 2020
Barry Lopez on the Life of a True Naturalist
How Richard K. Nelson Went Above and Beyond
His Calling As an Anthropologist
By
Barry Lopez
| December 18, 2020
Best Reviewed
Books of the Week
Jared Diamond on the Global Climate Crisis and the Case for Hope
By
Anders Dunker
| December 18, 2020
'Many Haws, Cold Toes.' And Other Arcane Ways of Saying It's Going to Snow a Lot
By
Sally Coulthard
| December 17, 2020
Larry Watson Talks Film Adaptations, the Modern Western, and Writerly Superstition
By
Literary Hub
| December 16, 2020
What We Need: Anuradha Roy on Animals and Touch in Lockdown
"The longer we are denied what we took for granted, the more intensely we yearn for it."
By
Anuradha Roy
| December 15, 2020
Why Humility is Essential in
the Face of Nature
Carl Safina Talks to Andrew Keen on
Keen On
By
Keen On
| December 15, 2020
Botany and Revolution: How 18th-Century Naturalists Discouraged Ideas of Liberty
From the
Time to Eat the Dogs
Podcast with Michael Robinson
By
Time to Eat the Dogs
| December 15, 2020
Barry Lopez on the Wolf Biologist Who Changed His Life as an Environmentalist
How Bob Stephenson Incorporated Indigenous Knowledge Systems in His Work
By
Barry Lopez
| December 11, 2020
On Cairns, Hoodoos, and Monoliths: What Happens in the Desert Shouldn't Always Stay in the Desert
Rebecca Worby Reckons with the Objects Others Leave Behind
By
Rebecca Worby
| December 7, 2020
On Translating the Little Known Italian Novel That Anticipated the Anthropocene
Frederika Randall Considers the Life and Solitude of Guido Morselli
By
Frederika Randall
| December 7, 2020
Jake Skeets on the Diné Perspective of Time, Memory, and Land
This Week From the
Emergence Magazine
Podcast
By
Emergence Magazine
| December 7, 2020
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5 Must-Read Anthologies Out This Year
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On the Unfinished Nature of Bram Stoker’s Dracula: Pulling at Loose Threads
August 5, 2026
by
Charlotte Cross
Mark Edwards on Why Setting Is Just as Important as Plot and Characterization
August 5, 2026
by
Mark Edwards
The Best Reviewed Books of the Month
"Wonderfully dry intellectually frisky Mason is a lively fluid writer here he glides smoothly between…"