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In which we get to know our favorite writers better by exploring the sacred and mundane. Acclaimed historical documentary filmmaker Ken Burns has been making lauded films and series for almost Continue reading
WE GOT A FLAT TIRE on Mars. While my travel companions fiddled with the broken tire jack, I ambled down the center of the road we had been tracing. There was Continue reading
Orion poetry editor Camille T. Dungy spoke with poet Matthew Shenoda about the intersection of culture and ecological landscape, personal and collective grief, the memories that shape us, and his new collection Continue reading
POETRY IS THE ART OF PLAYING with words. Words artfully used invoke feelings, both sensation and emotion. They turn common sense upside down and recharge solidarities. They show us how to Continue reading
I FIRST BECAME ACQUAINTED with the environmental writing of Elizabeth Rush when I was assigned to review her last book, Rising: Dispatches from the New American Shore, an innovative work of creative Continue reading
