Poems: A Prairie Song (2023) | A Willow Grows Aslant a Brook (2020) | Bowen Press
Highland Village, TX
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Chase Eddington retweeted
lock tf in. get your ass in mutual aid groups. lend your time to meal services. care for people in the way a vote simply never could. advocate for community gardens and libraries. stop betraying community. you don’t get a sticker or gold star. lock in.
My latest, on teaching translated literature, for the @ncte blog:
ncte.org/blog/2023/12/transl…
Another reading in the books! Many thanks to the WFMA for hosting and the James Hoggard Reading Series for inviting me.
Get your copy of A PRAIRIE SONG here (and elsewhere): amazon.com/Prairie-Song-Aaro…
📍 Wichita Falls Museum of Art
📆 September 28, 7:00 p.m.
📖 Poetry Reading
Admission is free–hope to see you there!
Highlights from last week’s event at Dallas’ Interabang Books. Next stop: the James Hoggard Reading Series at Wichita Falls Museum of Art. Hope to see you there!
Do what I did: go buy Brave the Wild River and read it, cover to cover, next to your nearest body of water. An incredible read—really finely done environmental history.
I read EAGER in January and already have this one on preorder. You should, too.
Thrilled to announce that CROSSINGS, my forthcoming book on #roadecology, has hit a couple of immense milestones: We have a spectacular cover *and* galleys! The @wwnorton design team crushed it.
Coming September 2023, and available for preorder now. 👇
wwnorton.com/books/crossings
Chase Eddington retweeted
I’m excited to announce that my newest book, Photo Ark Insects, is coming soon! Can’t wait to get your hands on a copy? You can pre-order with Barnes & Noble today through Friday, January 27th. Click the link and use the coupon code PREORDER25.
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Chase Eddington retweeted
“The first reaction to the plague’s appearance was, quite naturally, shock. Yet despite the general chaos, there was an attempt to use reason and observation to get a handle on the pandemic.” laphamsquarterly.org/roundta…
Chase Eddington retweeted
I looked down a steep embankment below the road and saw a bird fly out from the rocks. I climbed down slowly and found an old blasting hole in a boulder. After a while, this male Violet-green Swallow returned with food. I waited and got this shot just as he emerged again. #birds
Chase Eddington retweeted
Did you know the snow leopard is one big cat that couldn’t roar even if it wanted to? That’s right. Due to the physiology of their throat, roaring is out of the question. But they can make a wide range of other sounds including a purr, mew, hiss, growl, moan, yowl and a ‘chuff’.