Lilace Mellin Guignard discusses and reads from When Everything Beyond The Walls Is Wild (Texas A&M University Press, 2019), which blends memoir and analysis of gender in outdoor recreation and activity.

www/tentofonesown.com

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A. L. Nielsen discusses and reads from his poetry collection, Tray (Make Now Press, 2017), which explores the intersection of media, history, and culture in relation to the killing of Trayvon Martin (and also other matters).

www.makenowpress.com

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Stephen L. Bruneau discusses and reads from his novel, The SCOTUS Affair (Bruneau/iUniverse, 2019), a thriller filled with political intrigue and the second book in the Dimase Augustin series.

https://bruneaubooks.com/

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Katya Cengel discusses and reads from her latest book, From Chernobyl With Love: Reporting From The Ruins Of The Soviet Union (Potomac Books, 2019), which tells the story of the author's early journalistic career in Latvia and Ukraine.

https://katyacengel.com/

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Nick Neely discusses and reads from Alta California: From San Diego To San Francisco, A Journey On Foot To Rediscover The Golden State (Counterpoint, 2019), in which the author walks in the footsteps of the 1769 Gaspar de Portola expedition.

http://www.nickneely.com/

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Suzanne Roberts discusses and reads from her memoir/travel essay collection, Bad Tourist: Misadventures In Love And Travel, an "anti-guidebook" on learning about the world and one's own cultural (& emotional) blind spots.

www.suzanneroberts.net

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Shaun T. Griffin discusses and reads from his latest collection of poetry, The Monastery Of Stars, which explores social justice, the natural world, and personal loss & what remains.

https://kelsaybooks.com/

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Kendra Atleework discusses and reads from her memoir, Miracle Country, which describes growing up in the Owens Valley (California), and coming to terms with its harsh landscape, as well as with her own sense of place and family.

https://www.atleework.com

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Cheryll Glotfelty (editor, with Eve Quesnel) discusses and reads from The Biosphere And The Bioregion: Essential Writings Of Peter Berg, which compiles keys texts by and about this founding figure of contemporary environmental thought.

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Christopher Coake discusses and reads from his new collection of stories, You Would Have Told Me Not To, which explores fraught relationships in the era of toxic masculinity and the #MeToo movement.

https://www.christophercoake.info/

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