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“Fashion designers are dipping couture in peat ; memes on Instagram offer help choosing your bog witch name .”
“______________________________ Bog Queen by Anna North is now available in paperback from Bloomsbury Publishing.”
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“The bog and its cousins the swamp and marsh have always occupied a certain niche in popular culture, but more recently these landscapes are enjoying broader appeal.”
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“The books below will satisfy your bog witch cravings, while also reminding you of the real-world importance of bogs as bulwarks against climate change, cradles of biodiversity, and keepers of ancestral memory.”
“Do you want to learn it from Pulitzer Prize-winner Annie Proulx, the expert in evoking landscapes from Newfoundland to Wyoming?”
“I have a complicated relationship to these poems; I don’t actually love “Bog Queen,” which inspired my book’s title.”
“Forest Euphoria contains invaluable advice on how to sit in nature; it also has some mind-blowing facts about eels.”
“On the Swamp: Fighting for Indigenous Environmental Justice by Ryan Emanuel A Lumbee hydrologist and professor at Duke University, Emanuel charts the history of Robeson County, North Carolina, through its waters and wetlands.”
“The Bog Wife by Kay Chronister An eerie fable that seems to take place across and outside of time, The Bog Wife is already a classic of the modern bog-core genre.”
“Second Place by Rachel Cusk In Cusk’s first novel after the blockbuster Outline trilogy, a woman invites an artist to stay at her home on a marsh, and things unravel from there.”
“North by Seamus Heaney This collection contains four of Heaney’s famous bog poems, inspired by Iron Age bodies preserved in Irish peat (and by the work of archaeologist P.V.”
“Since my novel Bog Queen came out (and is now out in paperback), I’ve been unable to leave bogs behind, and I haven’t had to, because I found myself in the midst of a boggy literature boom.”
“Internationally bestselling authors are (figuratively) mining wetlands for inspiration.”
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“Writing about Iron Age bog bodies made me think a lot about the ethics of archaeological work on human burial sites; Emanuel’s accounts of Lumbee burial mounds laid waste by settler researchers is a reminder that scientific advancement has served, too often, as an excuse for the theft and destruction of Indigenous remains.”