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An Evening Honoring Barry Lopez

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By John Freeman, Jane Hirshfield, Debra Gwartney, Barry Lopez
| broadwaybooks.net
We are thrilled to host a Literary Arts Portland Book Festival Cover to Cover event this evening honoring Barry Lopez, as part of the Broadway Books Year of Reading Barry Lopez. This event will be hosted in partnership with Literary Arts and will include John Freeman, Jane Hirshfield, and Debra Gwartney. We expect a crowd so come early if you'd like a seat! $17.00 ISBN: 9780802161475 Availability: On Our Shelves Now as of 24 Hours Ago. Call first to confirm.
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Syntax of the River: The Pattern Which Connects

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By Barry Lopez, Julia Martin
| Washington Independent Review of Books Verified
When a sensational writer delivers another outstanding work, it is a gift to all of us. When he manages to do so from beyond the grave, it’s another thing entirely. Something ethereal. That’s exactly what Barry Lopez gives us with Syntax of the River. On its surface, the book is simply the transcript of a 2010 conversation between writer-professor Julia Martin and Lopez, an outdoorsman — he told Martin he wasn’t a “naturalist” — and master of multiple genres of writing.
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Six Snowy Reads for Winter — Zibby Mag | The Literary Lifestyle Destinatio

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By Zibby Owens Verified, Maddie Woda, Barry Lopez, Ally Wilkes
| zibbymag.com
Winter doesn’t truly start for me until it snows. Growing up in the Midwest, we usually got our first big snowfall in December, and every day after had the potential to be a snow day (the best days of the year). Snowfalls seem to be lighter and later than they were when I was a kid, which makes each one even more important. While I wait for a blizzard in Brooklyn, I turn to these six snowy memoirs and novels that remind me how vital it is to protect our coldest countries.
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