Wilderness, Innocence, and Responsibility
How can we as individuals and as a nation best care for the damages — environmental, social, cultural — we’ve done?...
Heather Houser
Heather Houser writes on contemporary fiction, the environment, medicine and literature, and new media. Her most recent book is Ecosickness in Contemporary U.S. Fiction: Environment and Affect (Columbia University Press, 2014). She is on the faculty of the English department at the University of Texas at Austin.
Articles
“Geologic Time from Now On!”: Lorine Niedecker’s “Lake Superior”
LAKE SUPERIOR, a 2013 collection of Lorine Niedecker’s writings from Wave Books, is unlike most posthumous volumes. The compilation opens with the title poem, “Lake Superior,” and then charts a journey through archival materials by Niedecker and the historical texts ...
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