Abstract
In October 2004, Barry Lopez invited a group of writers to meet with him, Bill McKibben, Alan Weisman, and Dennis Covington at the Junction campus of Texas Tech University. Out of this meeting grew a community that has since collaborated on a number of initiatives and projects tied to fate, community, and nature, including this collection of essays. To Everything on Earth is a journey through many landscapes. It begins with stories that look at the external landscape, the world around us, asking hard questions about the capacity to destroy what we love best. The stories then turn inward, into the human heart, perhaps searching for an answer there. The journey ends by addressing perhaps the central question of our time: how best do we make a home on earth?
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | Texas Tech University Press |
| State | Published - Jan 15 2009 |
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Caswell, K., & Tomlinson, S. (2009). To Everything on Earth: New Writing on Fate, Community, and Nature. Texas Tech University Press.