Tim Weed

“And Afterwards it Belongs to You: Why The Old Man and the Sea is a Great Environmental Novel.” Vol. 1 Brooklyn

“Chasing Hemingway’s Ghost in Havana,” The Millions. (In which I trace Hemingway’s 30 year love affair with Havana and try to get to the bottom of what his lingering influence says about both the writer and the city.)

“It’s Long Past Time to Update the Thanksgiving Myth,” Talking Points Memo. (New perspectives on the early origins of America)

“A Taste of History,” Nantucket Magazine. (The history of early contacts between Englishmen and Wampanoags on Nantucket and a speculative menu for the island’s first Thanksgiving)

“On the Trail of Legends.” Couloir. (A modern expedition up New Hampshire’s Mount Moosilauke, with reflections on the history of skiing in New England and the winter adventures of the Dartmouth Outing Club.)

The Spirit of Wilderness in a Fallen World: Eric Aho’s “River Line”. (A celebration of an acclaimed artist’s 2019 exhibit at the Tayloe Piggot Gallery, Jackson, Wyoming.)