Derrick Jensen

Derrick Jensen’s most recent book is titled As the World Burns: 50 Simple Things You Can Do to Stay in Denial (Seven Stories Press). He lives in Crescent City, California.

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The Sun Interview

Going Underground

Paul Stamets On The Vast, Intelligent Network Beneath Our Feet

February 2008

Essays, Memoirs, and True Stories

Thought To Exist In The Wild

Awakening From The Nightmare Of Zoos

November 2007

The Sun Interview

Tricks Of The Trade

Alfred McCoy On How The CIA Got Involved In Global Drug Trafficking

May 2003

The Sun Interview

Before We Leap

Carolyn Raffensperger On The Revolutionary Idea Of Putting Safety First

November 2002

The Sun Interview

The Disenchanted Kingdom

George Ritzer On The Disappearance Of Authentic American Culture

June 2002

The Sun Interview

Singing To The Dawn

Thomas Berry On Our Broken Connection To The Natural World

May 2002

The Sun Interview

Thinking Outside The Classroom

An Interview With Zenobia Barlow

March 2002

The Sun Interview

Amid Plenty

Anuradha Mittal On The True Cause Of World Hunger

February 2002

The Sun Interview

Driven By Desire

George Draffan On Why the Global Economy Won’t Satisfy Us

December 2001

The Sun Interview

The New Slavery

An Interview With Kevin Bales

October 2001

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