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Debra Marquart
I Above one end of the crescent strip— three greater white fuel tanks, the catchment of industrial dreams. At the other, a sea cliff, where crumbling
Sapiens Pulse the River We blame death for there always being so much more. A baby's crown, his soft spot thrumming, open bottles of sedative within
Try to see the animal as a series of shapes, the book tells me, a squirrel in ovals to which you add details: ear, eyes, nose.
Caite McNeil is a writer and illustrator. Her work is place-based and often humorous, pulling inspiration from a childhood spent in rural Maine. Her latest project
PART ONE of a two-part review essay by Flyway Book Review Editor, Zachary Calhoun, featuring Cormac McCarthy's two new interconnected novels, The Passenger and Stella Maris.
Author Zara Chowdhary sits down with Bathsheba Demuth, a professor of Environmental History at Brown University, to discuss her research process and her book, Floating Coast:
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Author Zara Chowdhary sits down with Bathsheba Demuth, a professor of Environmental History at Brown University, to discuss her research process and her book, Floating Coast:
