Posted on 23 July 2015
by marykagillis
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a column exploring the intersection of literature and ecology by Maryka Gillis A few weeks ago, I found myself directed up the last hill leading to a primitive campsite overlooking a canyon. Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is small at just under… Continue Reading “Eco-Lit: Sense of Place”
Category: column, eco-litTags: acclimation, black canyon, ecolit, ecoliterature, ecology, ecosystem, edward abbey, folded word, gary snyder, gunnison national park, james galvin, jennifer ackerman, literature, maryka gillis, millenial, moving, place, Poetry, surroundings
Posted on 9 April 2015
by marykagillis
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a new column exploring the intersection of literature and ecology by Maryka Gillis Like many Millenials, I have anxiety and foreboding concerning the changes across Earth’s climate and ecosystems. Call it what you will – climate change, global warming, global weirding, an unfortunate coincidence… Continue Reading “Eco-Lit: Reclaiming Hope”
Category: column, eco-litTags: Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Barbara Kingsolver, climate, ecolit, ecoliterature, ecology, folded word, hope, literature, Mark Doty, maryka gillis, Matthew Dickman, millenial
Folded Word 