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Skyline Sketches: Wisdom From My Dad, Bill Murray, Lauren Murray Apr 2026

Skyline Sketches: Wisdom From My Dad, Bill Murray, Lauren Murray

Appalachia

A woman recounts the mountain lessons she learned from her father from 1969 to 2006, and the lessons she carried forward.


Skyline Sketches: The Encounter, Gordon Dubois Apr 2026

Skyline Sketches: The Encounter, Gordon Dubois

Appalachia

A bushwhacker meets a weasel on Vermont’s Ryegate Mountain.


Splinter Hill: Looking Into The Maws Of Pitcher Plants, Samantha Sapp Apr 2026

Splinter Hill: Looking Into The Maws Of Pitcher Plants, Samantha Sapp

Appalachia

A young woman discusses the environmental, regional, historic, and personal importance of Sarracenia pitcher plants.


Exploring Mount Mitchell: An Adventurer Searches For The Dispute That Named The Highest Peak East Of The Mississippi, Lisa Ballard Apr 2026

Exploring Mount Mitchell: An Adventurer Searches For The Dispute That Named The Highest Peak East Of The Mississippi, Lisa Ballard

Appalachia

Writer Lisa Ballard hikes the trails of North Carolina's 6,684-foot Mount Mitchell and researches the history behind the mountain's name.


Strathcona: Climbers Battle Paranoia Near Canada's Elk Pass, Leath Tonino Apr 2026

Strathcona: Climbers Battle Paranoia Near Canada's Elk Pass, Leath Tonino

Appalachia

A hiker reflects on memories of doubt and feeling mentally unstable experienced on a strenuous backpacking trip with friends in British Columbia.


Immersion: Learning To Share For The Sake Of Everything We Love, Shane Behler Apr 2026

Immersion: Learning To Share For The Sake Of Everything We Love, Shane Behler

Appalachia

The winner of this journal’s Waterman Fund Essay Contest describes a pivotal change in attitude watching children play in the water of Dupont State Forest in North Carolina.


West Rim, Zion: Where Impulse Can Lead Down A Different Incline, Elissa Ely Apr 2026

West Rim, Zion: Where Impulse Can Lead Down A Different Incline, Elissa Ely

Appalachia

A journey of the mind after the writer, trying to capture a spectacular vista above an exposed expanse of rock, drops her phone.


Chesuncook, Through The Life Of Addie: A Farm Village Evolves Into An Adventure Stopover, William Geller Apr 2026

Chesuncook, Through The Life Of Addie: A Farm Village Evolves Into An Adventure Stopover, William Geller

Appalachia

The latest in a series about the early economies of the Maine Woods.


An Anthology Of Snake Stories: Close Encounters From New Hampshire To Laos, Todd Swain Apr 2026

An Anthology Of Snake Stories: Close Encounters From New Hampshire To Laos, Todd Swain

Appalachia

Garter snakes, copperheads, rattlesnakes, a pursuit by a Moorish viper, and more.


The Freezing Point: In The Presidential Range, A Guide Copes With Winter's New Reality``, Michael Wejchert Apr 2026

The Freezing Point: In The Presidential Range, A Guide Copes With Winter's New Reality``, Michael Wejchert

Appalachia

After more than a decade guiding “Presi traverses” in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, the writer, also a mountain rescuer, explains why he stopped taking clients.


Where Drinking Water Begins: A Writer Embarks On A 100-Mile Paddling Mission Through Maine's Sebago Lake Watershed, Jenny O'Connell Apr 2026

Where Drinking Water Begins: A Writer Embarks On A 100-Mile Paddling Mission Through Maine's Sebago Lake Watershed, Jenny O'Connell

Appalachia

A kayaking trip for the Crooked River Project explored the vulnerability of drinking water, and a scientist for the Appalachian Mountain Club describes a restoration project on the West Branch of the Pleasant River.


The Toll Ticks Take: Strangest Reason Yet To Give Up Red Meat, James Mason Apr 2026

The Toll Ticks Take: Strangest Reason Yet To Give Up Red Meat, James Mason

Appalachia

A strange allergic reaction leads an experienced mountain climber back to the bite of a lone star tick.


Why Do We Hike? A Senior Hiking Group In Western Maine Thrives, Alan Crabtree Apr 2026

Why Do We Hike? A Senior Hiking Group In Western Maine Thrives, Alan Crabtree

Appalachia

The leader of a group for hikers ranging in age from their mid-60s to over 90 explains the benefits of Friday walks up mountains and around waterfalls.


Rewilding Teens: A Quartet Beyond Screens, Ian Ramsey Apr 2026

Rewilding Teens: A Quartet Beyond Screens, Ian Ramsey

Appalachia

A teacher takes high school students into backcountry environments and remote destinations from New Hampshire to Thailand, where he walks them through “the fire of challenge” without technology.


The Long Way Home: What The Crepuscular Birds Taught Me, Christine Woodside Apr 2026

The Long Way Home: What The Crepuscular Birds Taught Me, Christine Woodside

Appalachia

Lessons on how to pace life from a hermit thrush encountered on a trail.


Appalachia Winter/Spring 2026: Complete Issue Apr 2026

Appalachia Winter/Spring 2026: Complete Issue

Appalachia

Winter/Spring 2026 - Volume LXXVII, Number 1 - Issue #261. Healing and Hazards: Finding and Saving Health in Wild Places


My Laments (Grief Is Cyclical), Delaney Harrington Apr 2026

My Laments (Grief Is Cyclical), Delaney Harrington

Ex Sapientia Loqui

No abstract provided.


Science Experiment, Rachel Miller Apr 2026

Science Experiment, Rachel Miller

Ex Sapientia Loqui

No abstract provided.


Cloudless & Childlike, Clara Kernodle Apr 2026

Cloudless & Childlike, Clara Kernodle

Ex Sapientia Loqui

No abstract provided.


Sacramental Intimations, Clara Kernodle Apr 2026

Sacramental Intimations, Clara Kernodle

Ex Sapientia Loqui

No abstract provided.


Hyssop, Joshua Williams Apr 2026

Hyssop, Joshua Williams

Ex Sapientia Loqui

No abstract provided.


Tactical Seagulls: A Multimedia Children's Story, Clara Showalter Apr 2026

Tactical Seagulls: A Multimedia Children's Story, Clara Showalter

Celebration of Research

This story is true. Well, sort of...

Tactical Seagulls is an in-process children's book that imaginatively and humorously (and yes, a tad chaotically) retells a true story about seagulls trying to steal food from beachgoers. But it's more than just a quirky story. Tactical Seagulls began its life as a means to help teach new vocabulary to children in a non-obvious and enjoyable way. Throughout the process, the vision for this book expanded into something more: it is intended to help revive the practice of the family read-aloud through the intentional incorporation of distinct character voices and personalities, expressive illustrations, …


Visitor, Kate Delay Apr 2026

Visitor, Kate Delay

Bryant Literary Review

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From My Mother, Jodi Hottel Apr 2026

From My Mother, Jodi Hottel

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Editor's Note, Olivia Soffey Apr 2026

Editor's Note, Olivia Soffey

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Xxxiii, Chris Tonelli Apr 2026

Xxxiii, Chris Tonelli

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Crack, M. Brown Levine Apr 2026

Crack, M. Brown Levine

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


So, We Sit, Close, Cary B. Ziter Apr 2026

So, We Sit, Close, Cary B. Ziter

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Author Bios Apr 2026

Author Bios

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.


Faith, Richard Jeffrey Newman Apr 2026

Faith, Richard Jeffrey Newman

Bryant Literary Review

No abstract provided.