Terrain.org's "Regarding the Rural" Issue Now Online
Terrain
Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments, in partnership
with Terra Nova: Nature & Culture, is pleased to announce the release of
Issue No. 10 with the theme of "Regarding the Rural," at
http://www.terrain.org/.
This issue is Terrain.org's largest to date, and includes:
* Guest Editorial by Klamath Basin rancher Becky Hatfield Hyde: "Welcome
to the New Millennium in the Klamath Basin: Water, Whiskey, Murder and Hope"
* Poetry by Ashton Nichols, Marianne Poloskey, John Heckman, Wendy
Videlock, Robert Bohm, John Hildebidle, Russell Libby, Michael J. Vaughn,
Diane Raptosh, Tim Bellows, and E. Russell Smith
* Essays: "The Lost Creek" by Thomas J. Campanella, "Magic Farming" by
Douglas Haynes, "Trespassing" by Vicki Lindner, "Child 2000" by Patricia
Harrelson, and "Geography of Home" by Gaynell Gavin
* Fiction by Jason Gurley, Elizabeth Smith, and Rick Hartman
* Articles: "The Rural Dilemma" by Thomas D. Rowley and David Freshwater,
"Mirror! Mirror! Tell me, can you see my garden?" by Stephanie Kirkwood
Walker, "Alternatives to Subsidizing Edge Development: Strategies for
Preserving Rural Landscapes" by Lynn Richards, and "Transforming the Rot
Belt: Sustainable Rural Communities" by Marty Strange
* Reviews of 'Food's Frontier: The Next Green Revolution' by Richard
Manning and 'The Doubtful River' by Robert Dawson, Peter Goin, and Mary Webb
* ARTerrain gallery by American folkart painter Jessie Lavon
* UnSprawl case study: Orenco Station in Hillsboro, Oregon
* Plus much more, including the latest News of Note courtesy of Green Earth
Journal: News from the Environmental Front
Visit Terrain.org now at http://www.terrain.org/.
Thanks much,
Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments
http://www.terrain.org