Bibliographical Minutiae

Reprinted in: Vital Signs: Contemporary American Poetry from the University Presses, (2 poems).
Barlow, Connie. "Songs That Science Gives Us."
Anima, (Spring, 1994). Frankfurter Allegemeine Zeitung (2 poems). Individual poems reprinted many other elsewheres!

Book-of-the-Month Club, May, 1974. New York: Bantam, 1975. New York: Harper Colophon, 1985, 1988. Harper Perennial 25th-Anniversary edition with author's intro, 1999. London: 1976. Amsterdam: 1978. Stockholm: 1978. Tokyo: 1989. Paris: 1990, 1995. Berlin: 1996. Rome--sometime in 90's I think. Japan, China, Korea— many others.
Parts printed separately before publication as essays in: Harper's, August, 1973, October, 1973, February, 1974; The Atlantic, November, 1973; The Living Wilderness, Autumn, 1973, Winter, 1973, Spring, 1974; Prose, Spring, 1974. Anthologized mucho.

Parts printed separately before publication in Harper's, May 1976.
Anthologized often,in Gregory Wolfe, The New Religious Humanists, 1998; Amy Mandelelker & Elizabeth Powers, Pilgrim Souls, 1999; John D'Agata, The Next Essay, 2003. Many other places. I lost track.

Parts printed separately before publication as essays in Harper's, August, 1980; Massachusetts Review, Spring, 1982; Twentieth Century Literature, Spring, 1982.
Anthologized in The Norton Reader, 1988. Many other places. I lost track.

Parts printed separately before publication as essays in The Living Wilderness, Summer 1974, Winter 1974-1975, Spring, 1975; The Atlantic Monthly, February 1981; Harper's, May, 1975, October, 1975, December, 1977; Potomac, December 21, 1975; Antaeus, Spring/Summer, 1982; Yale Literary Magazine, June, 1982.
"Total Eclipse" on Audio Prose Library, American Prose Series (radio tapes).
The Weasel -- a fancy chapbook (from Teaching a Stone to Talk) Rara Avis Press, 1981 (limited edition). Many other places. I lost track.

Parts printed separately before publication as essays in Harvard Magazine, July-August, 1983; Radcliffe Quarterly, September, 1983; and as a small excerpt in Harper's, September, 1984. Anthologized in The Road Within, edited by three brothers named O'Reilly (San Francisco, 1997) and likely elsewhere. Many other places. I lost track.

Parts printed separately before publication as essays in The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times Book Review, PEN Newsletter, ERATO (Harvard Poetry Room), Books and Religion (Winter, 1988), Literary Cavalcade (December, 1987), Pittsburgh Press Magazine, Hartford Courant's Northeast Magazine, American Heritage
Anthologized often, including 75 pages in Living with the Past, Great Books Foundation, with 9 other writers including Freud, Wordsworth, Garcia Marquez, Proust; The Norton Book of American Biography; quotation on gate to Seattle Mariners' stadium, 1999; Women Writers on Baseball, and other weird places and normal places. Many other places. I lost track.

Parts reprinted separately before publication as essays in Tikkun Vol. 3, No.6 (Nov./Dec., 1988); Esquire Vol. III No. 1 (January, 1989); The New York Times Book Review (May 28, 1989); Writing and Well-Being: TriQuarterly 75 (Spring/summer, 1989); Boston Review (August, 1989); Ploughshares: The Virtue of Writing (Vol. 15, Nos. 2 and 3); The Writer (November, 1989); Lettre internationale (Automne 89); Boston Monthly, August 89. Anthologized: "The Stunt Pilot" in Best American Essays, 1990, edited by Justin Kaplan and Robert Atwan, and in Thinking in Writing, 1998, ed. Donald McQuade and Robert Atwan, and in other many other places. I lost track.

Parts printed separately before publication in Elvis in Oz, an anthology, and Harper's ("The Living," November, 1978, and "A Trip to the Mountains," August, 1991). Many other places. I lost track.

Parts anthologized in Charles Talkoff, ed. The Troubador: A Journal of International Writing, Vol I, Fall, 1995; in Scott Cairns and W. Scott Olsen, The Sacred Place; and in Impasto; Upholding Mystery, Oxford, 1997. Many other places. I lost track.

Quoted in Foreign Policy web exclusive, Paul Slovic, March 2007. Quoted in DECISION RESEARCH from University of East Anglia July 14, 2005, Honorary Doctorate address by Paul Slovic. Parts printed separately (occasionally under bizarre titles)before publication in Ontario Review, Harper's Magazine, Paris Review, News from the Republic of Letters, Notre Dame, Northeast, Raritan and broadcast in altered form on NPR Morning Edition about a month after the 2004 Christmas tsunami.Many other places. I lost track.