Henry David Thoreau

‘Walden by Haiku’

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West meets East in a new book that rewrites Thoreau’s classic work in haiku form, reviving the glorious imagery of “Walden.”

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Using Thoreau’s Journals to Track Climate Change

Author Looks to Thoreau for Balance

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A World Under the Ice

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A World Under the Ice

Living On Earth commentator Sy Montgomery walks on the frozen ponds near her home in New Hampshire, following in Thoreau’s footsteps to search for life through the “icy window.”

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Thoreauvian Peace & Quiet

In the vast developed areas that sprawl between our cities, quiet places are even harder to find than open spaces. Even Walden Pond, Henry David Thoreau’s symbol of tranquillity has so many visitors and nearby roads that real solitude is nearly impossible to find there. But, Thoreauvian solitude is what Peter Acker seeks. Mr. Acker […]

Walden by Haiku

Professor Ian Marshall used Henry David Thoreau’s prose to craft a series of haiku poems from the book Walden.

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Thoreau in the ‘Burbs

What would Henry David Thoreau have written if he had a wife, three kids, and lived in the suburbs?

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Channeling Thoreau

A walk in the woods and a thousand whirling maple seeds inspire writer Tom Montgomery-Fate to delve further into the words of “Walden.”