Contributors
Ingo Arndt has traveled the globe for
twenty-five years, photographing animals
and their habitats. His work has been published in GEO, National Geographic, BBC
Wildlife, and other magazines.
Belle Boggs is the author of Mattaponi
Queen, a collection of short stories. Her essay in this issue of Orion is adapted from
her new book, The Art of Waiting: On Fertility, Medicine, and Motherhood, which will
be published next year by Graywolf Press.
Ann E. Coulter’s drawings and paintings are inspired by the prairie landscape
of the midwestern United States. She
holds degrees in fine art from Illinois
State University, San Diego State University, and Bradley University.
Ben Goldfarb’s journalism has appeared
in High Country News, Earth Island Journal,
The Guardian, and other publications. He
received a master’s degree in Environmental Management from Yale University.
Jessica Greenbaum’s The Two Yvonnes
was one of Library Journal’s Best Books of
Poetry in 2012. She received a 2015 literature grant from the National Endowment
for the Arts.
Benjamin Gucciardi’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Terrain.org,
Talking River, The California Journal of Poetics, and elsewhere. He lives in California.
Sabine Heinlein is the author of Among
Murderers: Life after Prison. She has received a Pushcart Prize, a Margolis Award,
an American Literary Review Award, and
other honors.
Kathryn Hunt, author of Long Way
Through Ruin, has published poems in
The Sun, Crab Orchard Review, and Alaska
Quarterly Review.
Kathryn Kolb has worked as a freelance
photographer since the 1980s. Her photographs have appeared in The Village Voice,
Rolling Stone, Smithsonian, and many
other publications.
Robin MacArthur’s collection of short
stories, Half Wild, will be published next
year by Ecco. She lives in Vermont.
Mike Reagan has produced over three
thousand original maps and illustrations
for The New Yorker, National Geographic,
The New York Times, and others.
Monte Reel is the author of the books
Between Man and Beast and The Last of the
Tribe. His work has also appeared in The
New Yorker, Harper’s, and The New York
Times Magazine.
Aaron Sachs is the author of Arcadian
America: The Death and Life of an Environmental Tradition. He teaches history at
Cornell University.
Leath Tonino writes articles and conducts interviews for magazines ranging
from The Sun to Men’s Journal. His piece
“Weather Music” appeared in the Septem-ber/October 2015 issue of Orion.
Joe Wilkins’s memoir, The Mountain
and the Fathers, was a finalist for the 2013
Orion Book Award. His third full-length
collection of poetry, When We Were Birds,
is forthcoming.
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