Spring 2014
Issue #51, Sustainability
Creative Nonfiction #51, our "Human Face of Sustainability" issue, features true stories about moms, scientists, farmers, and others who are trying to change the world. Plus, guest editor Donna Seaman talks with environmental writer Elizabeth Kolbert about climate change, her adventures with scientists, and why her books don't have happy endings.
And, of course, there's a fantastic new "Pushing the Boundaries" piece and a slew of sustainability-related micro-essays. All intricately illustrated by Marcy Miranda Janes.
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Facing Facts Donna Seaman
Why individual stories offer our best collective chance for overcoming the global challenges threatening our well-being and survival. read more
Turning out the lights just isn't going to do it Elizabeth Kolbert
Environmental writer Elizabeth Kolbert on climate change, her adventures with scientists, and why her books don't have happy endings. read more
Online Reading
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Books
Southern Sin
Edited by Lee Gutkind & Beth Ann Fennelly
“The most dangerous stories are the true ones, the ones we hesitate to tell, the adventures laden with fear or shame or the relentless pull of regret. Some of those are about things that we are secretly deeply proud to have done.” - Dorothy Allison
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2014 Creative Nonfiction Writers Conference
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Three days dedicated to the art, craft, and power of true stories. Get the inside story from editors and agents on cutting-edge pulishing options--and individual feedback on your current writing project. MAY 23-25, PITTSBURGH, PA
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