The Disaster Tourist, Yun Ko-eun
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Category Archives: Women Working in Nature and the Arts
Indie Corner – Neus Figueras
Back to the Indie Corner series It was my pleasure to talk with Indie Corner spotlight author Neus Figueras, who was born in Barcelona and … Read more
Blaze Island, Catherine Bush
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Indie Corner – Shirley DicKard
Back to the Indie Corner series Welcome to our second interview in the new Indie Corner series. This month we talk with Shirley DicKard about … Read more
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 one–a two-part feature of Italian … Read more
Indie Corner – Esther T. Jones
Back to the Indie Corner series Our first Indie Corner welcomes Esther T. Jones, who has been writing stories in her head since she was … Read more
Interview with Lovis Geier
Women Working in Nature and the Arts I recently had the chance to discover a new voice in the field of ecofiction: Lovis Geier’s, who … Read more
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 Beneath the Mother Tree (MidnightSun … Read more
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 part 19 of our Women … Read more
Climate Change Author Spotlight – Octavia Butler
Back to the series Octavia Butler, an African American science fiction writer, was born in 1947 and died in 2006. A Hugo and Nebula award … Read more