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From You Are a Sacred Place © by Madeleine Jubilee Saito. Reprinted with permission of Andrews McMeel. This piece contains affiliate links for Bookshop.org, a ...

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A discussion of "The Gulf Between Us," an article in the November/December 2010 Orion, by Terry Tempest Williams ...

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“HERE’S MY THEORY,” I say, sitting on my heels in between rows of cabbage seedlings. “Time isn’t shaped like a line. It moves in one direction, maybe, but that’s all the line has going for it. I think ...