New Issue Of Conjunctions Gathers Leading Contemporary Writers To Explore And Reimagine Nature In All Its Myriad Forms
“Nature has traditionally played a rich, central role in literature, sometimes becoming a character itself,” writes Morrow. “Natural Causes is less a dispatch from the Sierra Club—although concern for our environment and appreciation of its ravishing beauty and diversity are very much on the minds of these writers—than a reimagining of how nature writing can be written. Here are 25 engagements not only with our natural world but with the ways in which we contemplate it in art and essay.”
Natural Causes also features new work from Matthew Baker, Martine Bellen, Diana George, Evelyn Hampton, Karen Hays, Greg Hrbek, Christine Hume, Lucy Ives, Sarah Mangold,Sequoia Nagamatsu, Matthew Pitt, Jessica Reed, James Reidel, Margaret Ross, Meredith Stricker, and Wil Weitzel.
Conjunctions is edited by Bradford Morrow and published twice yearly by Bard College.To order a copy, call the Conjunctions office at 845-758-7054, e-mail [email protected], or write to Conjunctions, Bard College, P. O. Box 5000, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504-5000. Visit the Conjunctions website at www.conjunctions.com.
[Note to editors: To obtain review copies, please call Mark Primoff at 845-758-7412 or e-mail [email protected]]
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