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“Before I Had the Word”
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Learn more about Spring 2022 contributor Brooke Sahni’s newest book from TAMU Press.

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Lisbeth White Wins 2022 Perugia Press Prize
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Lisbeth White Wins 2022 Perugia Press Prize
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EcoTheo contributor Lisbeth White has been announced as the winner of the 2022 Perugia Press Prize for her first book, American Sycamore.

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SPOOKS by Stella Wong
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SPOOKS by Stella Wong
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EcoTheo contributor Stella Wong welcomes her debut book of poetry, SPOOKS, on March 15.

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Always We Begin Again
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Always We Begin Again
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Our web editor Carter Boyd revisits a poem about hope by Aaron Brown, published in August.

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The Poetry of Lent with Editor-in-Chief Jason Myers
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The Poetry of Lent with Editor-in-Chief Jason Myers
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Join our Editor-in-Chief Jason Myers on Wednesdays at noon during Lent for an exploration of scriptures and the work of Mary Oliver.

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EcoTheo Book Club: Our Biggest Experiment
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EcoTheo Book Club: Our Biggest Experiment
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Join EcoTheo editors as we discuss Our Biggest Experiment: An Epic History of the Climate Crisis by Alice Bell.

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EcoTheo Review’s Summer 2025 edition on HOME, featuring cover art by Lydia Panas; Travis Helms in conversation with Rob Bell; a folio from Jordan Honeyblue, our inaugural Desert Poet; fiction by Bee Lazar & Jena Webb; nonfiction by Mike Hull; poetry by Caitlin Ferguson, Helene Fisher, Tricia Knoll, Hannah Martin, Joshua McKinney, Nik Moore, Annette Sisson, Molly Sturdevant & Beth Williams; interview with Ann Fisher-Wirth & Laura-Gray Street; reviews by Jake Bienvenue and Laurel Anderson; visual art by Jo Andersen, Tom Delany, Andy Julo, Kathleen Koopman, Lou McCorkle, Lydia Panas & Robert Poole; and a letter from Fiction Editor Breeann Kirby.