Blaze Island, Catherine Bush
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Category Archives: Women Working in Nature and the Arts
Interview with Antonia Santopietro, Eco-lit Blogger
I’m so happy to talk with Antonia Santopietro, who runs ZEST Letteratura Sostenibile. We’ve collaborated on a few projects, this … Continue reading →
Interview with Lovis Geier
Women Working in Nature and the Arts I recently had the chance to discover a new voice in the field … Continue reading →
Side Chick Nation, Aya de León
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Disappearing Earth: A Novel, Julia Phillips
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Shadow Flicker, Melissa Volker
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Where the River Runs Gold, Sita Brahmachari
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Women Working in Nature and the Arts, D.M. Cameron
I’m very happy to return to the “Women Working in Nature and the Arts” series with D.M. Cameron, whose novel … Continue reading →
Lost Objects’ “Little Red Drops”, Marian Womack
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Interview with Carol Fiore
Part XIX. Women Working in Nature and the Arts, Carol Fiore Today I am thrilled to welcome Carol Fiore to … Continue reading →