Haunted By Futility or Saving the World: Writing Climate Crisis by Erica Watson
Over the winter, I spent some time driving to an undisclosed location in the desert with two anarchist medics I’d not met before. The person ...
March 27, 2024
Guest Posts
Rachel Epstein remembers John Haines
I would like to share something with you about my relationship with John Haines. This is not a simple matter given the intimate sides of ...
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New Beginnings: A Guest Post by Marybeth Holleman
Marybeth Holleman is author of Heart of the Sound and co-editor of Crosscurrents North: Alaskans on the Environment. Her essays, articles, and poems have been ...
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Mariah Oxford interviews Sean Schubert: Infection
Sean Schubert has just published the first of a planned three-novel series about a horrific disaster in the Anchorage area. Infection details the surprise discovery ...
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Andromeda: Ten reasons to join the Raven Write-a-thon
The Raven Write-a-thon event is April 8, but the month leading up to the event — that’s now! — is where the fundraising action is. ...
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Ela: 49 Writers Weekly Round-up
Create a team, join a team, register as an at-home participant from any corner in Alaska, or register and plan to come to our Snow ...
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Ivey: A Partnership, with rules
When I first began work on my debut novel, The Snow Child, I knew I could work fast because the idea was so clear in ...
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Benning: Procrastination (A Parenthetical Post)
Karen Benning is one of many fine volunteers helping to pull together our first Raven Write-a-thon on April 8. The others are: Morgan Grey, Sandy ...
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Where “Special” Means Something Special: A Guest Post by Nancy Lord
The latest Alaska Quarterly Review (spring & summer 2011 issue) is now available, with another fabulous cover photo (by Clark James Mishler) and a stunning ...
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