Radio Interview on "The Book Cover" 01/12/21
Host Lisa Tucker has author, naturalist, songwriter and musician Jeffrey Riordan Hinich on the show.
"Jeff Hinich is a Henry David Thoreau enthusiast who has participated in the Thoreau Society Annual Gathering for many years. Jeff has written “Waking With Thoreau – Lungs of the Planet and Other Possibilities” where he explores the life and works of the author of “Walden or Life in the Woods” which was first published in 1854. Thoreau was much more than an author. He was a surveyor, pencil maker, abolitionist, naturalist, and transcendentalist who was an early proponent of environmentalism.
Jeff says, “My home for the past forty years has been a contemporary Walden, a Northern Ontario lake, touched by a railway on one shore, somewhat remote from the nearest community. As the morning light illuminates these Algoma highlands, I begin to write and work, gathering inspiration and metaphor from the moods of this landscape.”
The Book Cover Interviews with writers and authors from around the Algoma region, delving into their books and ideas.
Host Lisa Tucker has author, naturalist, songwriter and musician Jeffrey Riordan Hinich on the show.
"Jeff Hinich is a Henry David Thoreau enthusiast who has participated in the Thoreau Society Annual Gathering for many years. Jeff has written “Waking With Thoreau – Lungs of the Planet and Other Possibilities” where he explores the life and works of the author of “Walden or Life in the Woods” which was first published in 1854. Thoreau was much more than an author. He was a surveyor, pencil maker, abolitionist, naturalist, and transcendentalist who was an early proponent of environmentalism.
Jeff says, “My home for the past forty years has been a contemporary Walden, a Northern Ontario lake, touched by a railway on one shore, somewhat remote from the nearest community. As the morning light illuminates these Algoma highlands, I begin to write and work, gathering inspiration and metaphor from the moods of this landscape.”
The Book Cover Interviews with writers and authors from around the Algoma region, delving into their books and ideas.
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S.O.S. Norgoma "The Norgoma offers a cultural and iconic opportunity on our waterfront. Why toss it aside when it has the potential to enrich our community? My song asks this question." - Jeffrey Riordan Hinich © 2019 |
Waking with Thoreau, Lungs of the Planet and other possibilities
a new book by Jeffrey Riordan Hinich
Available for Purchase
a new book by Jeffrey Riordan Hinich
Available for Purchase
Jeff reads from the chapter, " Thoreau's Compass", Milwaukee, WI Oct. 6 2013
video credit: Gary and Bonnie Halvorsen
video credit: Gary and Bonnie Halvorsen