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Landscapes of Wilderness

Narendra
7th August, 2024
We are delighted to share three excerpts from Narendra's latest book, which draws upon his conversations, observations and ethnographic notes made during his stay with the adivasis in Abujhmad and Bastar over thirty-three years, and his deep association with his childhood village in the plains of North India.
Wild Words

Crossing the Water

Ben Kilbourne
30th December, 2020
New for the walking series: Ben Kilbourne heads into the Mazatzal Wilderness of central Arizona on the edge of a pandemic.
JourneysOutbreak

Walking the New Jersey Pine Barrens

Albert Vetere Lannon
4th June, 2020
Albert Vetere Lannon continues our walking series with a journey into a forested wilderness not far from New York City
Journeys

A Thunderous Galloping Gathering

Amy Irvine
2nd October, 2019
Amy Irvine challenges Edward Abbey's influence on our individualistic relationship with wilderness, in an extract from her latest book 'Desert Cabal'
Becoming HumanPlace & Time

Depth and Breadth

Adam Weymouth
22nd May, 2019
Reviews of 'Underland' by Robert Macfarlane and 'Horizon' by Barry Lopez
Book Reviews

Nothing but Braided Stream

Harvye Hodja
3rd September, 2018
Our tents grew unclean and stank. Mildew skins grew on our vinyl floors and walls....
The Devil's Door

A Novel is a Medicine Bundle

Abi Andrews
2nd July, 2018
Abi Andrews on yonic stories, transgressing boundaries and the chthulucene.
Rewilding the NovelWild Words

The Anthropocene and Ozymandias

Dave Foreman
26th August, 2015
One of the reasons given today for renaming the Anthropocene is that we have so...
Dark Thoughts

In Patagonia: Part 2

Paul Kingsnorth
26th January, 2012
I’m currently reading Gary Snyder’s book of essays The Practice of the Wild. Snyder is...
JourneysWild Words

In Patagonia: Part 1

Paul Kingsnorth
17th December, 2011
As I mentioned a few posts back, I have been out of the country for...
JourneysPlace & Time
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