Christopher Brown
@NB_ChrisWriter & lawyer. now available: A NATURAL HISTORY OF EMPTY LOTS (narrative nonfiction) • Novels TROPIC OF KANSAS et al • urban nature newsletter FIELD NOTES
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My new book A Natural History of Empty Lots is released today. I hope you like it—it distills 20 years of exploring the edgelands, working on rewilding projects, and trying to understand what such places teach us about our lives, history and future: hachettebookgroup.com/titles/christo…
Field Notes from the first fortnight of the interregnum, with election week insect eggs, clickbait Rorschachs, autumnal coral snakes, wild robots, and a cold morning walk under the light of the year's last supermoon. Plus some book news: fieldnotes.christopherbrown.com/p/nymphs-of-th…
Don’t miss #TexasBookFest 🤠 this weekend in Austin! 🌟 Sarah Wilson (DIG: Notes on Field and Family) joins Christopher Brown (A Natural History of Empty Lots) Sunday at 1:30 PM to discuss the connections between people, places, and nature. 🌳 texashighways.com/?p=265311 @NB_Chris
"In this, his debut work of nonfiction, Brown tells the immensely gripping story not only of his discovery of wild, urban places but of the opportunities we each have to track, forage and wander if we so choose." —C. Cybele Raver Read here: mastersreview.com/book-review-a-…
Photos: Meet the next great Austin author: Chris Brown and 'A Natural History of Empty Lots' statesman.com/picture-galler…
Chris Brown's 'A Natural History of Empty Lots' might be the best new book by a Texas author this year statesman.com/story/entertai…
Thanks to @outandabout and photographer @jayjanner @statesman for this lovely profile that ran in Sunday's print edition—hope to see some of you this weekend @texasbookfest: statesman.com/story/entertai…
"Dystopia as Clickbait: Science Fiction, Doomscrolling, and Reviving the Idea of the Future" by Christopher Brown (@NB_Chris) reactormag.com/dystopia-as-cl…
We don't have many new articles today, so we'd like to share some essays from our backlog that may provide some catharsis or comfort as we head into the weekend 🧵
In A Natural History of Empty Lots, Christopher Brown explores the hidden wild spaces in cities and challenges our boundary with nature. A powerful look at “rewilding” urban edgelands. #UrbanNature #Rewilding texasstandard.org/stories/natura… @NB_Chris @timberpress @TexasStandard
Interview here coming soon!
Field Notes from the Day of the Dead and the weekend before the election, with interstate cloverleaf ditchweed, urban raptors, disappearing pecans, breaking futures, and building secret arks of escape in the woods at the edge of town: fieldnotes.christopherbrown.com/p/frontage-roa…
Field Notes from the Day of the Dead and the weekend before the election, with interstate cloverleaf ditchweed, urban raptors, disappearing pecans, breaking futures, and building secret arks of escape in the woods at the edge of town: fieldnotes.christopherbrown.com/p/frontage-roa…
Two new books challenge our drive to conquer nature, exploring the delusion of "freedom" from its limits. Special mention to Christopher Brown's A Natural History of Empty Lots—life blooms in forgotten, wild corners. #Nature #Ecology nybooks.com/articles/2024/… @NB_Chris @timberpress
Excited to go on this wild ride 🐊💚
ABSOLUTION is here! The surprise fourth volume in @jeffvandermeer's Southern Reach series—and the final word on one of the most provocative and popular speculative fiction series of our time. bit.ly/4dWe3Q3
TUNE IN to the Morning Show on Mon. 10/21-8-10am PT, on .@KSVYsonoma w/guests .@barnettsonoma; .@kathyreichs on Fire & Bones .@intentionaltabl 's Zoe-Ann Bartlett .@NB_Chris on A Natural History of Empty Lots & .@lisa_baril on The Age of Melt. Listen 91.3 FM/ksvy.org.
Field Notes from the first cold snap of autumn, with Iowa rivers, Texas flyovers, blue moons, mid-continental raptors, and daydreams of a green Skynet future: fieldnotes.christopherbrown.com/p/fly-me-to-th…
My editorial on our misperception of landscapes is now up over at the Globe & Mail. theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…
TUNE IN to the Morning Show on Mon. 10/21-8-10am PT, on .@KSVYsonoma w/guests .@barnettsonoma; .@kathyreichs on Fire & Bones .@intentionaltabl 's Zoe-Ann Bartlett .@NB_Chris on A Natural History of Empty Lots & .@lisa_baril on The Age of Melt. Listen 91.3 FM/ksvy.org.
Check out our recent interview with Christopher Brown, author of the book "A Natural History of Empty Lots: Field Notes from Urban Edgelands, Back Alleys, and Other Wild Places." @NB_Chris #History #Nature #EmptyLots #wildlife podbean.com/eas/pb-uymaz-1…
Field Notes from a Wednesday morning ramble, with hidden valleys, elephant ears, green islands in Antarctica, old dogs, old comic books, and visions of next nature: fieldnotes.christopherbrown.com/p/a-walk-to-th…
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