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Read an excerpt from the book
I am thrilled to offer the first chapter of Kissed by a Fox: And Other Stories of Friendship in Nature. Click here to download. Hope you enjoy! Please feel free to share any comments you might have about the chapter. Is … Continue reading
Exciting August
As Kissed by a Fox races to the finish line—with an official book release date of September 11!—the month of August is getting exciting. New website. Stay tuned for a brand-new website with this blog folded into it. The awesome book … Continue reading
Publisher’s Weekly reviews Kissed by a Fox
I’m thrilled to announce that Publisher’s Weekly today reviews Kissed by a Fox. I’m even more thrilled that the reviewer has a lot of good things to say about it: a tenderly woven collection of essays an entertaining and emotionally resonant book … Continue reading
Why do the rights of nature matter?
I’m sitting in the audience at a writers’ conference a couple of years ago listening to poets talk about nature. I look forward in this session to being inspired, as I was earlier by Pattiann Rogers, who said, The Earth and … Continue reading
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This book has a cover!
The book title may have required blood, sweat, and tears, but the book cover happened with ease. I am thrilled to present the cover of Kissed by a Fox: And Other Stories of Friendship in Nature:
Journey toward a book title
“So how do you feel today?” Tim asked me. “Spacious!” I said. “There’s so much room!” It was quite a change from the day before—actually, from the whole month of January, when I and the publishing team were scrambling to … Continue reading