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The strange power of a Soviet-era scientist and his ancient, vanishing fruits
Believe what you want to believe. Science will catch up sooner or later.
"MY SON LIAM was born ten years ago. He looked like a cucumber on steroids. He was fat and bald and round as a cucumber on steroids. He looked healthy as a horse. He wasn't. He was missing a chamber in his heart..."
In the Deep South, tribulation and transcendence are a way of life for some
Caught between a rock and a hard place, a novice caver confronts life's dark places.
A poem and the moon inform a citizen's reflections on his government's policies...
While awaiting the further annihilation of Iraq, a writer bears witness to the effects of war-making on our language -- and on our people.
Even as the forests of her homeland are ground into woodchips and shipped across the globe, a native Georgian glimpses a wild world that once was, and dares to dream of restoration.
Roger Pinckney ponders history and development in his home in Daufuskie Island, South Carolina.
When it comes to sex and reproduction, we find ourselves about as close to nature as we get.
In a world invested in hypermaterialism, the naturalist's imagination is needed more than ever.
It's time to redefine the dream home. To this man, it incorporates landscape features, recycled materials, independent water and power, and the bedrock of the human spirit.