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Orion, the bimonthly magazine that publishes writing that explores the connection between nature and culture, has revealed the winners for the 2015 Orion Book Award.
The Bees by Laline Paull is the winner of the 2015 Orion Book Award in the fiction category. Feral: Rewilding the Land, the Sea, and Human Life by George Monbiot won the award in the nonfiction category.
The books were chosen based on their ability to \"deepen the reader’s connection to the natural world through fresh ideas and excellence in writing.\" The winner in each category was selected from a list of five finalists. The Orion Book Award finalists and winners are chosen by the Orion magazine staff.
A lot of amazing authors contribute to Powell's Blog, and not all of them get the attention they deserve. Here's a look back at some of the most thought-provoking author posts to appear on Powells.com this year — along with four interviews that you really shouldn't miss. The World of Publishing: 1991 vs. 2014 by [...]
In the queen-worshipping world of bees, worker-bee Flora is born into the bottom of the hierarchy. Her unique abilities gain her normally forbidden access throughout the social structure of her hive. The Bees is a charming — and informative — glimpse into the environmentally endangered world of the honeybee. Books mentioned in this post The [...]
Following a freak vacation decision in 2013, I found myself hiking an Arctic glacier with other eco-tourists. In this magnificently strange environment, I learned a new and very useful word: umwelt. It means an animal's experience of its surroundings, and a German fellow-traveler taught it to me, following a slightly uncomfortable exchange (perhaps familiar to [...]
Orion, the bimonthly magazine that publishes writing that explores the connection between nature and culture, has revealed the winners for the 2015 Orion Book Award.