Upcoming Events

9/29 Launching A Forest Language at McNally Jackson, New York, NY, in conversation with Maria Popova

10/7 Norwich Bookstore, Norwich, VT

10/14 The Bookstore, Lenox, MA

10/22 Gibsons Bookstore, Concord, NH

10/29 MCLA, Feigenbaum Center for Science & Innovation, 6 p.m., North Adams, MA

11/20 Northshire Bookstore, Manchester, VT: In conversation with Major Jackson

Online Publications and Links

“Wherever You Think There Is Nothing” and “The Whole of It” are on The Marginalian.

“Seeds with Wings,” an essay, appears in Northern Woodlands magazine.

“Let the Last Thing Be Song” was featured on The Marginalian, accompanied by improvisations on piano by Amos Brown, age 7.

“Night Migrations,” set to music by composer Oliver Caplan, was featured on The Marginalian.

“How to Eat a Flower,” an essay, appears on the Orion website.

“Can We Stop Calling It Forest Bathing Now?”—an essay at Mongabay.com

"Totally Unironic Conversations with the Moon," an online feature for the Southern Humanities Review, includes essays and poems by Hannah Fries, Cecilia Llompart, Aimee Nezhukumatathil, and Cecily Parks

“To Take a Pregnancy Test after Miscarriage,” “Postpartum,” and “Fear of God,” at Terrain.org

"Sea Paintings: Winslow Homer," Terrain.org

“But See,” “Descending Killington Peak,” Terrain.org

“Next,” Drunken Boat

“Pygmalion’s Girl,” Mead

"Sillage de la Reine" and “Love at Formel’s Junkyard,” Cortland Review

“Levity & Gravity,” a collaborative essay project with Afaa Michael Weaver, Katrina Vandenberg, and Alison Hawthorne Deming, is published in the May/June 2014 issue of American Poetry Review. These are the papers from the panel by the same name presented at the 2013 AWP conference in Boston.

A short essay on “Falling in Love with Edna St. Vincent Millay's 'Renascence'” appears as part of a series on MassPoetry.org.