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I’ll be at AWP in Seattle March 8 -12 celebrating Terrain.org at its 25th Anniversary.
Friday Reading at Folio: The Seattle Atheneum, 7 – 9 PM.
Saturday Signing at Terrain Booth #410, 2 -3 PM and
25th Anniversary Reading at Convention Center, Summit Building Rm 437.
Gratitude to the Borchard Foundation that brings me to San Cristobal de las Casas in Chiapas, Mexico for two weeks on an encuentro with writers from the U.S., Canada, and Mexico!
If you’d like to hear my Keynote “Ten Takes on Ecology and Justice” from Ecology & Justice week, it is here. And you can read it later this fall in Solstice Literary Magazine. Thanks to the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown for hosting me!
This promises to be an exceptional week at the legendary Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown for writers, artists, walkers of sand beaches and beech forests. Join Alison, Pam Houston, Joan Naviyuk Kane, Elizabeth Bradfield, Mahogany L. Browne who will be faculty for the week devoted to bringing together Ecology and Social Justice. AUGUST 7 – 12.
USE PROMO CODE ECOLOGY75 when you sign up for a $75 discount until May 15. 
ONLINE EVENT presented by the Yale School of the Environment, Orion Magazine, and the Yale Forum on Religion & Ecology
A series celebrating the publication of Old Growth: The Best Writing about Trees from Orion Magazine
Hosted by Mary Evelyn Tucker
August 2021, Counterpoint Press
A Woven World: Making and Unmaking our Histories Through Science and Art
Alison Hawthorne Deming has built her long career on using poetry and prose to communicate about science and natural world. In her newest book, A Woven World: On Fashion, Fishermen, and the Sardine Dress, Deming explores the beauty and fragility of human making, and what it can tell us about our own natural histories. For whether we are dressmakers, fishermen, or writers, our culture is deeply interwoven with environment.
Join Alison and NHI Program Director Jessie Rack in a wide-ranging webinar conversation about how science and art can work together to effect change, and about the importance of knowing where we came from.
Please join me for the spectacular Tucson Festival of Books on the University of Arizona campus. I will be doing two panels: Saturday at 1 PM with Grace Cho and Sunday at 1 PM with Nicole Walker. Details on my events calendar. Hope to see many friends there!
KINSHIP: Belonging in a World of Relations
I’m honored to have two poems in this gorgeous set of five books edited by Gavin Van Horn, Robin Wall Kimmerer & John Hausdoerffer and published by the Center for Humans and Nature. Read two new AHD poems, “Kinship with Trees and Crows” and “The Vocation of Care” in Volume 05, Practice.
CHAPBOOK edited by Lucille Lang Day featured work by AHD, Elizabeth Bradfield, Allison Hedge Coke, Ann Fisher-Worth, and Lucille Lang Day is now out from Scarlet Tanager Books.
