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Oregon writer focuses on 'what it means to be human'
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[Mail Tribune] - By John Darling Noted Oregon author Barry Lopez doesn't like being called a "nature writer," although nature, animals and remote places figure in many of his books and articles. "I'm a writer," says Lopez, who will speak in Ashland next week.
Google News: Famed essayist revisits Alaska in the 1980s
[Anchorage Daily News] from a writer who sometimes "over-admired" his subjects), and "Arctic Dreams," by Barry Lopez, this year's keynote speaker at the upcoming Kachemak Bay Writers' Conference (a passionate rhapsody, Hoagland said, but not angry enough).
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[New Republic] - “Our trouble,” Barry Lopez wrote once about our five-hundred-year history of vandalism, avarice, slaughter, and exploitation in North America, “has been that from the beginning we have imposed, not proposed.” After 500 years of abuse we are beginning
Google News: The Kony2012 conundrum
[Quebec Monitor] - American author Barry Lopez once wrote: “How is one to live a moral and compassionate existence when one is fully aware of the blood, the horror inherent in life, when one finds darkness not only in one's culture but within oneself?
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