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Leath Tonino
Vermont native Leath Tonino is the author of two books of essays, The Animal One Thousand Miles Long: Seven Lengths of Vermont and Other Adventures (2018) and The West Will Swallow You (2019), and a contributor to numerous publications.
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The Distant Snowy Mountain: a Short Story
The boy and the girl meet at the edge of the playground, away from the swings and slides, away from the shouting and giggling…
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Winter Poems
i know many people who wouldn’t spend all sunday afternoon by a creek in the woods waiting for a glimpse of muskrat or nuthatch…
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Essay: In Appreciation of the 'Outdoor Home'
Given the abundance of notable events in a life — 35 years and counting in my case, everything from the last episode of "Seinfeld"…
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A Cross-Country Skier Pens Plein Air Poetry at the End of the Glide
I'm an avid cross-country skier — not a racer in spandex cranking laps on some perfectly groomed course, but a guy breaking his own…
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A Winter Aficionado Finds Inspiration in Literature
I'm going to be blunt about it: People who favor summer, the sunny warmth and smiley ease, are shallow and lame. Sorry, folks, but…
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Hyperesthesia: A Short Story
Yuppies and neckers. Flatlanders and woodchucks. Like a number of my pals growing up, Sandy's pedigree was mixed. His mom was born in Who-the-Hell-Cares-Where, Ohio, and came…
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Under Sharp White Stars: Fiction
They were standing in the driveway beneath the dry black sky and the sharp white stars. The snow was deep and clean and everywhere.…
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Essay: New Year's Eve at the Bottom of the World
New Year's Eve is always a bright and shining celebration, whether we're talking neon in New York's Times Square or a lap on cross-country…
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