Chris Woodside https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Books Home Coming Next Spring: New Jersey’s Natures with a Chapter by Me The Little Library Rest in peace Gregory L. Norris Writing from the Mountains: A Weekend Workshop with Appalachia Journal The Bears Next Door Woodside Field Guide Outdoor trudging as career builder: my interview with Mentors Collective Short fiction debut To Hear a Forest The ever moving river of ideas I’ll be on Hiker Trash Radio June 3 Writing Workshops Weighed down by loss, we took to the trails The Bears Next Door: Black Bears in Connecticut Solo hiking as personal growth: me on Vision Pros podcast Going Over the Mountain Book Talk October 15 at Bank Square Books Launch party on September 10 at Breakwater Books. Reading September 13 at the Norwich Bookstore in Vermont For my UConn students New fiction in next year’s Running Wild Press Anthology Going Over the Mountain reading at Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore Health reporting that made a difference Writing with Woodside, the workshop I wanted and could not find Strangers Helping in a Most Respectful Way Imagining an uncomfortable talk with Aldo Leopold My Secret Ledge Writing below a mountain Symbols in a personal history The Myth of American Conservatism Beginning my visiting professor year at UConn Update, early spring 2022 Tuesday, April 20: How to start a freelance career, 5-6 p.m. Contact Morning person? No. Night owl. Citizen Scientists Steer Efforts to Jump-Start Black Rock Harbor’s Recovery About Success Newspaper Articles Manage public outdoor spaces the way we manage grocery stores: like essential spaces that should never close Pushcart Flop: The Cold Reality of My Short, Unsuccessful Stint as Vendor Test Duffel Bags, the Metaphor for Pandemic Coping Foul Spills at Black Rock Harbor Will Go On for Decades Dead Fish, Condoms, Brown Foam: Sewage Has Chokehold On Black Rock Harbor Mountains in a pandemic: a call for submissions Appalachia’s Accidents report here. Click on link at the bottom. From endurance to hope