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Moral Ground: Ethical Action for a Planet in Peril

Posted by Scott Gast | December 06, 2010

When the first issue of Orion appeared, in the summer of 1982, the magazine ran with an editorial…

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Holy Shit: Managing Manure to Save Humankind

Posted by E. Hoffner | November 08, 2010

Reading anything by Gene Logsdon, the “contrary farmer” as he is best known, is always…

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Benjamin Percy's Novel The Wilding

Posted by Scott Walker | September 14, 2010

We are pleased to make note of and celebrate publication of Benjamin Percy’s The Wilding

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Kimiko Hahn's Toxic Flora

Posted by Hannah Fries | August 10, 2010

A brand new book this spring that also meshes science and poetry is Kimiko Hahn’s book Toxic…

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Poetry Tip: Elizabeth Bradfield

Posted by Hannah Fries | August 06, 2010

If you have enjoyed poems in Orion (like

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Linda Gregerson's Magnetic North

Posted by Hannah Fries | June 28, 2010

I am constantly reading poetry, and yet it always seems I am barely scratching the surface of what…

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Kettle Bottom, by Diane Gilliam Fisher

Posted by Hannah Fries | June 08, 2010

I was recently pleased to discover Diane Gilliam Fisher’s poetry collection Kettle Bottom

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Jamie Goldenberg on Danica Novogorodoff’s Slow Storm

Posted by Scott Walker | April 22, 2010

Danica Novogorodoff’s Slow Storm reads like a poem and flows like a film.

Early…

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Keri Hulme's The Bone People

Posted by Scott Walker | April 12, 2010

How this novel came to be is a story in its own right. Author Keri Hulme, a Maori, wrote nightly after…

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Chris Nye on The Self-Organizing Revolution

Posted by Scott Walker | April 06, 2010

While school boards and educrats in Washington and across the country have been wringing their hands…

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