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Essay on Air (Ohio Review Books) by Reg Saner, 1984-01 Living Large in Nature: A Writer's Idea of Creationism by Reg Saner, 2010-08-15 The Four-Cornered Falcon: Essays on the Interior West and the Natural Scene (Kodansha Globe) by Reg Saner, 1994-12 Climbing Into the Robots by Reg Saner, 1975 Reaching Keet Seel: Ruin's Echo and the Anasazi by Reg Saner, 1998-03 The Dawn Collector: On My Way to the Natural World by Reg Saner, 2005-03-15 Climbing into the Roots by Reg Saner, 1976 THE FOUR-CORNERED FALCON by Reg Saner, 1993-01-01 So This Is the Map by Reg. Saner, 1981-04 Essay on Air by Reg Saner, 1986 The Ohio Review, Number 45 (1990) by Wayne (editor); Saner, Reg; Miller, Jane; Stewart, Frank; Pulaski, Jack; Alvaro Ríos; Revell, Donald; others Dodd, 1990 Climbing Into the Roots. by REG. SANER, 1976 Climbing Into The Roots] by Reg Saner, 1976 Poetry: Volume CXXIII, Number 4, January 1974 by Pamela Alexander; Dick Allen; Keith Althaus; John R. Carpenter; Alfred Corn; Charles O. Hartman; Greg Kuzma; Brad Leithauser; Robin Magowan; Paul Mariah; John Matthias; Reg Saner; Roy Scheele; David S, 1974

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    Goodman (2) Sambrano, KG (1) Sanchez, Susan McDonough (1) Sand, George (4) Sandburg,Carl (12) Sanders, Lawrence (3) Sandford, John (8) saner, reg (6) Santiago  
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42. Cedar Mesa Bibliography Author Index
    Alfonso; Petersen, David; Pike, Donald G. Plog, Fred; Roberts, David;Rusho, WL; Rusho, WL; Rusho, WL; saner, reg; Schaafsma, Polly; Schaafsma  
    http://bcn.boulder.co.us/environment/cacv/cacvbidx.htm

43. General Bibliography For The Cedar Mesa Area
    ISBN 0965664511 Author saner, reg 1998; Reaching Keet Seel; Ruin s Echo and theAnasazi; University of Utah Press ISBN 0874805538 Author Schaafsma, Polly  
    http://bcn.boulder.co.us/environment/cacv/cacvblst.htm
    
    Extractions: Extended Bibliography for the Cedar Mesa Area Return to The Cedar Mesa Project Home Page. Here are references to a wide variety of books and publications about the Anasazi and Native Americans in general. Also see the Book Reviews page for comments about some selected books. Titles are ordered by author. Citations are presented in the following format: Author: Abbey, Edward 1991; Desert Solitaire; Ballantine Books; New York ISBN: 0345326490 A meditation on the red-rock West. Author: Abbey, Edward 1977; The Journey Home; E. P. Dutton; New York Title is out of print Author: Atkins, Victoria M., ed. 1993; Anasazi Basketmasker.; Bureau of Land Management Papers from the 1990 Wetherill-Grand Gulch Symposium Author: Ayer, Eleanor H. 1993; The Anasazi; Walker Author: Baars, Don 1989; Canyonlands Country; Canon Publishers Ltd.; Kansas ISBN: 0961959122 Geology of the Canyonlands Country. Author: Barnes, F. A. 1987; Canyon Country Arches and Bridges; Canyon Country Publications ISBN: 0961458615 Author: Barnes, F. A.

44. Date Tue, 20 May 1997 094132 -0700 From Rdouglss@norte.sfsu.
    Essays Cloud Crossing, which is set in the Pacific Northwest, and Mountain Music, from a recent issue of Orion. saner, reg. The FourCornered Falcon .  
    http://www.asle.umn.edu/archive/biblios/rocky_mtns.txt
    
    Extractions: Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 09:41:32 -0700 From: rdouglss@norte.sfsu.edu (Rebecca Douglass) To: asle@equinox.unr.edu Subject: Mountain Bookscompilation Mountain WritersParticularly Rocky Mountains. I've included people's comments and annotations and any other information we might find helpful. There are still a couple of questions out there about authors, etc., so people might want to fill us in if you know (like the author of "Cabin at Singing River"). Abbey, Edward. Stuff about Numa Ridge fire lookout. Austin, Mary. Various. Author unknown. "Island of Rivers". Includes some poetry and focuses on the Olympic Peninsula and Mountain Range in Washington. May or may not be available. Bird, Isabella. "A Lady's Life In The Rocky Mountains". Not strictly nature writing, but a good many passages would qualify. "Cabin At Singing River", by a woman named Chris Cza**** (can't recall the spelling). She built a house in the interior of B.C. and wrote about the experience. She has a new book just out as well (this isn't very helpful I realize). Maybe someone else knows her last name? Campbell, SueEllen. "Bringing The Mountain Home", U of Arizona. Includes some natural history/excursion essays on the area. Carrigher, Sally. "One Day At Teton Marsh" and "One Day On Beetle Rock". Christensen, Lisa. "A Hiker's Guide To Art Of The Canadian Rockies". This book has won four awards in the past two weeks it includes reproductions of paintings of the Rockies, together with interpretations of the paintings and some historical background, plus trail guides to get to the sites depicted in the artwork. Crockett, Harry, and Allison Wallace. Essay on writers in Rocky Mountain States in "Update to the Literary History of the West". Some names include Rick Bass, Richard Manning, Ann Zwinger, C. L. Rawlins, Norman Maclean, David Petersen, Doug Peacock, Ellen Meloy, Gretel Ehrlich, David Quammen, Dave Foreman, Edward A. Geary, Tom McGuane, John McPhee, Jack Turner, and Leslie Ryan. Curtis, Tony. " The Poetry of Snowdonia", (Seren Books, 1989). Of the three sections"The Mountains," "The Lakes," "The Coastline" the first includes the most poems. Daniel, John. Unspecified selections. Ferrill, Thomas Hornsby. Poems, some in James Work's anthology (below). Gustafason, Ralph. "Rocky Mountain Poems". Also "Selected Poems" and "Sequences". Ingersoll, Ernest. "Knocking Round The Rockies". He travelled with the Hayden Survey. Jackson, Helen Hunt. See "Helen Hunt Jackson's Colorado", published by Colorado College for a collection of some of her Rocky Mt. writing. She did most of her writing out of Colorado Springs and most of her writing (though not the famous stuff) is set in the region. Jeffers, Robinson. Jensen, Joan. "One Foot in the Rockies: Women and Creativity in the Modern American West", for a secondary source. King, Clarence. Various unspecified. Sierra Nevada. Kittredge, William and Annick Smith. "The Last Best Place: A Montana Anthology" (1988). Kittredge, William. "We Are Not in This Together" and "The Soap Bear". Marty, Sid. Canadian poet. Mills,Enos. Essays on the Rockies. Muir, John. Any. O'Hagan, Howard. "Tay John". A marvellous and, for its time, innovative novel partly about the western Canadian Rockies, which has been greatly admired (and written about) by Michael Ondaatje. Oliva, Peter. "Drowning in Darkness" (a novel). Oregon State UP, an anthology of Oregon poetry (don't know the title) that may well contain poetry of/from the Cascades or coastal mountains. Patterson, Raymond M. "Dangerous River" (South Nahanni River in the NWT), "Trail to the Interior" (Stikine and Dease rivers in B.C.), "The Buffalo Head" (Dude ranching in Alberta), "Finlay's River" (surprisingly enough about the Finlay), and "Far Pastures" (collected stories, essays, and autobiographical stuff). All out of print with the exception of "Dangerous River", but worth looking for. Rees, Roberta. "Beneath The Faceless Mountain" (experimental, feminist novel). Rexroth, Kenneth. Robertson, David. "Real Matter". (U of Utah Press). Discusses Muir, King, Austin, Snyder, Kerouac. An interesting book combining first-hand narrative accounts of travelling in the mountains, often retracing the original routes taken by the above literary figures, with literary analysis and spiritual/philosophical speculation. Ruxton, George F. From the mid 19th century. He's little known I think, because he falls through the cracks of how we organize literary studies: an Englishman writing about the Rockies and the fur trade who died young. I think he's an excellent writer. "Adventures In Mexico And The Rocky Mountains" is quite good, and "Life In The Far West" is no doubt the first novel of the fur trade, though presented as a factual narrative. His writing was a main source for A.B. Guthrie, especially "Big Sky", and should be better known in its own right as well. Sanders, Scott. Essays: "Cloud Crossing," which is set in the Pacific Northwest, and "Mountain Music," from a recent issue of Orion. Saner, Reg. "The Four-Cornered Falcon". Contains essays on the Southwestern deserts, but also on the Rockies. Steffens, Lincoln, from earlier in the century, when he lived at Big Sur with Jack London, Mary Austin (might check out her American Rhythm and The Children Sing in the Far West for examples of "mountain poetry"), George Hopper and others in a Bohemian colony. Suknaski, Andy. Canadian poet. Tallmadge, John. "Meeting the Tree of Life". Wallace, David Rains. "The Klamath Knot". Northern California/ Southern Oregon geology and reflections. Welch, Lew. Ring of Bone. Welch, Jim. Some of the best scenes in "Fool's Crow" take place in the Badger/Two Medicine area south of modern day Glacier Park). Wharton, Thomas. "Icefields" (fabulous, beautifully written novel set in the Columbia Icefields in the Rocky Mountains, about the effects of the fall headfirst into a crevasse by botanist Dr. Edward Byrne and what he sees while suspended upside down in the ice). Work, James. "Prose and Poetry of the American West". (U Nebraska Press). Zwinger, Ann. "Beyond The Aspen Grove", and "Land Above The Trees". Thanks again to all the contributors! Rebecca rdouglss@sundog.sfsu.edu

45. SALLARES, Robert. Ecology Of The Ancient Greek World
    Land. Columbus, OH SandstoneOhio State UP, 1988. saner, reg. WhatDoes ‘Nature’ Name? Ohio Review 49.4 (1993) 45-64. .  
    http://www.ceha-madeira.net/ecologia/S.htm
    
    Extractions: S SAGOFF, Mark, The Economy of the Earth (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1988) SALLARES, Robert. Ecology of the ancient Greek world , London,Duckworth, 1991. SALE, Kirkpatrick. Rebels Against the Future: The Luddites and Their War on the Industrial Revolution: Lessons for the Computer Age The Green Revolution: The American Environmental Movement 1962-1992 . New York: Hill and Wang, 1993. SALLARES, The Ecology of the Ancient Greek World , London, Duckworth, 1991. SALLEH, Ariel. "Second Thoughts on Rethinking Ecofeminist Politics : A Dialectical Critique." ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment SALMON, John, e Graham Shipley(eds.), Human Landscapes in Classical Antiquity: Environment and Culture , London/NY, Routledge, 1996. SALTER, Christopher (ed.) The Cultural Landscape , Belmont, Mass, 1971 Historia y Medio Ambiente en el Territorio Almeriense SANDERS, Scott Russell. "Earth’s Body." North American Review Secrets of the Universe . Boston: Beacon, 1991. Staying Put: Making a Home in a Restless World . Boston: Beacon, 1993.

46. Penn Special Collections-APR 808
    Subject Holden, Jonathan Date nd. Photographer saner, reg. Collectionlocation Volume 154, Item 808. view all thumbnails of Jonathan Holden.  
    http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/APR/808.html

47. Directory - Reference: Biography: S
    4) Sandler, Adam@ (25) Sandman, The@ (2) Sandoval, Arturo@ (3) Sands, Julian@(9) Sandy, Gary@ (5) Sandys, Anthony Frederick@ (1) saner, reg@ (6) Sanger  
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48. Arts, Literature, Authors, S
    Sand, George (4); Sandburg, Carl (12); Sanders, Lawrence@ (3); Sandford,John@ (7); saner, reg (6); Santiago, Esmeralda@ (4); Sappho@ (21  
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49. Ron Steffens, Bio
    1995. Rawlins, CL Sky’s Witness. 1993. saner, reg. The FourCorneredFalcon. 1993. Turner, Jack. The Abstract Wild. 1996. Stories.  
    http://www.socc.edu/faculty/rsteffens/bio.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Schedule Bio Research Links Select your class... J 203 Writing for Media J 204 Visual Communications J 215 Publishing Lab J 220 Digital Media WR 121 Environment Focus WR 123 Research Writing Ron Steffens Academic Year Summer 1986 M.F.A. in Creative Writing (Non-fiction and Fiction), University of Arizona

50. Happy Birding
    scientist and writer. Sale, Kirkpatrick saner, reg Read the ecothoughtsof this award-winning writer. Santayana, George Schaefer  
    http://www.netwalk.com/~vireo/earthtalk.html

51. Poetry! Catalog R-Z By Author
    edges. Otherwise attractive. 6366. Poetry. $12.00 2710. saner, reg.So This is the Map. . Random House, 1981. First edition. Fine  
    http://www.sover.net/~poetry/catrz.html
    
    Extractions: Home About Longhouse Books for Sale Reviews and Resources ... POETRY! Catalog - L - P by Author Please note: all titles subject to availability and price change. We often carry multiple copies but in different conditions and price 2675. Sackheim, Eric. From the Margins of A Grey Notebook . More Words for My Children. Mushinsha, 1988. First edition. Very fine and bright in like dustjacket with trifle bump to top edge. Otherwise looks as new. A further collection of quotations culled from another ten years of reading by the author ranging from Samuel Beckett to Simone Weil, Marcel Duchamp, Ornette Coleman, Henry David Thoreau, Blaise Cendrars and others. Attractive copy. 9718. Poet. $30.00

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53. 13212 Records
    RIDING TO GREYLOCK Poems. NY Knopf, 1983. Sandy, Stephen ROOFS Boston HoughtonMiffflin, 1971. saner, reg CLIMBING INTO THE ROOTS NY Harper Row, 1975.  
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    Goodman (2) Sambrano, KG (1) Sanchez, Susan McDonough (1) Sand, George (4) Sandburg,Carl (13) Sanders, Lawrence (3) Sandford, John (7) saner, reg (6) Santiago  
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    Extractions: Web Pages - ranked by popularity Smith, Deborah http://www.deborahsmith.com New York Times best selling author of southern fiction and women's fiction. Setton, Ruth Knafo http://www.ruthknafosetton.com Moroccan-Jewish author of 'The Road to Fez'. Site contains excerpts of her work and links to publishers. Sahakyan, Yuri

55. Companion List
    Sonia 1000 words assigned Sandburg, Carl 1000 words assigned Sanders, Edward500 words assigned saner, reg 500 words assigned Scalapino, Leslie 500  
    http://eies.njit.edu/~kimmelma/companionlist.html

56. PUBLIC ROADS On-Line (Summer 1996) - Poetry Of The Open Road
    In Road Life, reg saner uses a crosscountry road trip with his family and thepeople he encounters while traveling to show his progress through life.  
    http://www.tfhrc.gov/pubrds/summer96/p96su20.htm
    
    Extractions: - Walt Whitman, "Song of the Open Road" In a mobile society, roads have a special meaning to us. They take us to and from work and school. They take us to visit friends and relatives. They symbolize rites of passage - birth of a child, first date, senior prom, wedding, and even death. There is almost always a road associated with every place we go and every important event in our lives. Yet, often roads are minor details in our memories of important moments. Because roads are everywhere, we often forget them. Poets have long recognized the parallels between roads and life. Often, the references to roads in poetry are metaphorical. They make us think of our lives and how we have lived them. Some poets portray roads as the conventional path followed by everyone. Because of this, following a road is like following someone else’s way, not one that you have chosen. In the poem "The Road Not Taken," Robert Frost compares choosing the road less traveled with choosing the path in life less traveled. This, he contends, has made his life better: I shall be telling this with a sigh

57. Indexsanersod
    And how none of it is us. reg saner Reprinted from Climbing Into the Roots by regsaner. Copyright (c) 1976 by reg saner. Used with the author s permission.  
    http://www.vintagecoloradopoetry.us/indexsanersod.html

58. Powwow Dancing
    http//www.ncjrs.org . saner, reg. “Spirit Root.” Southwest Review v. 82,Summer 1997, 18 June 2002. http//newfirstsearch.oclc.org . Sexsmith, Pamela.  
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    Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated The Future of Powwow Dancing in Native America by Katrina Joyner, 2002 Outline THESIS : What was thought to be a disappearing culture has been revived through a revolution called powwow, and it seems to be lasting into the future. I. The Beginning A. Native American dance practices were outlawed. 1. Dances were driven underground or were practiced in secret. 2. The first powwows held upon government bans being lifted. B. Two types of powwows. 1. Traditional. 2. Competition. II. Different types of dance and regalia A. Regalia as a major part of dance. Various outfits 2. Regalia reflects dance or the dancer B. Various dance styles. 1. Men and women’s dances. 2. Women taking over. III. Values Make A Comeback A. Social interaction enhances social skills. 1. Sharing of cultural ways. 2. Children step into the act. B. The Revolution 1. Media and churches cash in. 2. Old ways remembered in new expressions. The Future of Powwow Dancing in Native America When photographer Edward Curtis witnessed the Peigan Sun Dance in 1900, he thought that he had seen a disappearing legacy (Ponce).

59. Quarterly Review Of Literature Volume 28-9
    Return to the Backlist. reg saner. Red Letters. saner s visiontheword does not seem excessiveis shaped by his long, patient, humble  
    http://www.princeton.edu/~qrl/vol28.htm
    
    Extractions: Volume 28-9 VOLUMES XXVIII-XXIX celebrated the QRL's 45TH ANNIVERSARY: the winners received special $5000 awards. For reviews and information about the poets published in Volume 28-9, plus a sample of their work, click on their name below. Return to the Backlist Saner's visionthe word does not seem excessiveis shaped by his long, patient, humble meditations among the rocky fastnesses of Colorado. This vision comes to a penetrating, essential sense of that world. At the same time even as, paradoxically, the poems question itthey present a vivid portrait of the human presence. In the Babel that makes up modem poetry, Saner's lucid, resonantly quiet voice deserves all ears.

60. McGraw-Hill - Climber's Choice The Best Climbing Writers Present Their Best Work
    Bonington, Drangnag Ri Chuck Pratt, The South Face of Mount Watkins Royal Robbins,Jack of Diamonds reg saner, Up and Out, the Myth of Emergence Joe Simpson  
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