Collects interviews from 1961 to 2015 and charts Gary Snyder’s developing environmental philosophy and his wide-ranging interests in ecology, Buddhism, Native American studies, history, and mythology. Containing interviews spanning more…

Gary Snyder, gepragt vom Lebensgefuhl der beat poets, teilt das Interesse seiner fruhen Weggefahrten fur aussereuropaische Traditionen wie die des Buddhismus und der Native Americans. Die Verarbeitung von Mythen aus…

Riprap: a cobble of stone laid on steep, slick rock to make a trail for horses in the mountains. Forty-five years ago, Snyder’s first book of poems, Riprap, was published…

Begun in Berkeley on April 8, 1956, Gary Snyder’s Mountains and Rivers Without End is an epic of geology, prehistory, and mythology. The poems travel beyond Western traditions to encompass…

These Pulitzer Prize-winning poems and essays by the author of No Nature range from the lucid, lyrical, and mystical to the political. All, however, share a common vision: a rediscovery…

Riprap: a cobble of stone laid on steep, slick rock to make a trail for horses in the mountains. Forty-five years ago, Snyder’s first book of poems, Riprap, was published…

In his most autobiographical writing to date, Snyder’s essays employ fire as a metaphor for the crucial moment when deeply held viewpoints yield to new experiences, and our spirits and…

The nonprofit sector has lost its way. In spite of pristine motives, an increasing number of leaders and agencies are tainting the sector’s good name with wrongdoing that few want…