<strong>Juliana&nbsp;Chow&nbsp;has published a number of essays on 19th century American authors and their connection to science, and has spent some time as a library cormorant at the American Antiquarian Society.&nbsp; She lives in St. Louis, Missouri where she teaches courses in literature, writing, and the environmental humanities.</strong>

Juliana Chow

<strong>Gillian Osborne is a writer and educator. She is the co-editor, with Angela Hume, of a collection of literary criticism on ecopoetics. She works for the educational initiative Poetry in America, and, with Elisa New, teaches courses covering 400 years of American poetry at the Harvard Extension School.</strong>

Gillian Osborne

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"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf

Memoir &amp; Essay

Gillian Osborne is a writer and educator. She is the co-editor, with Angela Hume, of a collection of literary criticism on ecopoetics. She works for the educational initiative Poetry in America, and, with Elisa New, teaches courses covering 400 years of American poetry at the Harvard Extension School.

Gillian Osborne

Articles

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