Bill McKibben
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Bill McKibben, born on December 8, 1960, is a freelance writer currently living with his family in the Adirondack Mountains in New York State. His writings concern the impact of society and culture on the global environment. He earned his Bachelors degree from Harvard College in 1982. McKibben wrote over 400 articles for the "Talk of the Town" column featured in The New Yorker magazine during the 1980s. His honors include Lyndhurst Fellow (1988-1991), Honorary Doctorate from Lebanon Valley College (1991), and Guggenheim Fellowship (1993). About the collections: Papers, 1971-2001 (50 boxes) includes mostly research materials for his early written works such as The End of Nature, Hope, Human and Wild, and The Age of Missing Information. Several boxes include his research for the over 400 articles written for "The Talk of the Town" column as featured in The New Yorker magazine. Also includes files of business correspondence, Heck Lectures, miscellaneous environmental research, Crane Mountain Landfill (Johnsburg, New York), "Here and Now" magazine business venture. Papers, 1984-2007 (26 boxes) has a variety of materials detailing McKibben’s recent writing (Deep Economy, Enough, and Wandering Home) and other activities. It includes correspondence (personal, business, and fan letters), drafts and research materials for book and article publications, final publications, photographs, audio and video recordings, and teaching materials. Bibliography:
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Updated: July 9, 2021