An Interview with Poet Tamiko Beyer
This month I have for you an interview with Tamiko Beyer, a writer whose latest poetry collection, Last Days, is out
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What Happens When You Take a Poet to the Arctic
Since the 4th century BC, explorers, geographers, archaeologists, cartographers, navigators, sealers, whalers, miners, scientists, artists, writers, and others have traveled to
Climate Art and the Legacy of Walt Whitman
This month, I share some of my own climate story. In doing so, I evoke the spirit of American poet
An Interview with Editor John Freeman
Here in New York City, I’m squeezing all I can out of the last weeks of summer: sitting on my
‘The Animal that Adapts to Burning Houses:’ An Interview with Poet Trace DePass
Trace Howard DePass, author of Self-portrait as the space between us (PANK Books, 2018), editor for Scholastic’s Best Teen Writing
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Solastalgia
Solastalgia is a portmanteau of the words “solace” and “nostalgia” coined by the Australian transdisciplinary environmental philosopher Glenn Albrecht. It
An Interview with Poet Susan Barba
Happy summer to those of you in the Northern Hemisphere, and happy winter to those of you in the South.
Welcome to the Anthropocene
In her 2002 book, On Writing, acclaimed American short story writer and novelist Eudora Welty noted the importance of establishing
An Interview with Amy Howden-Chapman & Abby Cunnane
Meet Amy Howden-Chapman and Abby Cunnane, two artists who founded and edit The Distance Plan, a journal that includes art, essays,
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Poet Catherine Pierce Describes the Creative Process in Crafting Anthropocene Pastoral
What does it take to create a poetic masterpiece that is also able to express the complex emotions we feel
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