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There and back again: a geobiography
We recently led a seminar on Madroño Ranch as part of the annual Summer Literary Festival at Gemini Ink, a writing center in San Antonio. The theme of this year’s festival was “What Would Nature Do?” and in our seminar … Continue reading
Posted in Place
Tagged Annie Dillard, Bay Area, Ellen Davis, Gemini Ink, geobiography, Lewis Hyde, Marin County
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The gift economy
Martin’s last post about our entertainingly (or so we hope) ill-prepared entry into the marketplace has got me thinking. (Martin says the most terrifying words in the world are “Honey, I’ve been thinking…” when they come out of my mouth. … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged Bill McKibben, economics, Gemini Ink, George Catlin, gift, Lewis Hyde
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The White Queen on the edge of chaos
To our surprise, Martin and I are going to be part of the Summer Literary Festival put on by Gemini Ink, a San Antonio writers’ center dedicated to building community through literature and related arts. Rosemary Catacalos, the executive director, … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged Albert Einstein, biomimicry, Gemini Ink, Lewis Carroll, Paul Davies, San Antonio
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