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T. A. BARRON’S BLOG
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Why Nature? Why Merlin? Interview
Random House/Listening LibraryAugust 2006PDF1. All your novels—from The Lost Years of Merlin to The Ancient One to The Great Tree of Avalon—deal with the theme of heroism. What really is a hero? Does our world need them? And why? T. A. Barron: Well, let's start with...
Getting to Know… T. A. Barron
by Lori Polydoros Society for Children's Book Writers & Illustrators (SCBWI) Publications June 12, 2006 PDF
Where the Roads End – LA Times
by T. A. Barron Los Angeles Times March 20, 2006 PDF
Nature & Writing Panel with Isabel Allende
Book Passage Panel March 11, 2006 PDF
Wondrously Blank: A Plea for Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
by T. A. BarronFor the NRDC Action FundAugust 2005Original Article | PDFThe world would be far poorer, Aldo Leopold famously observed, “without a blank spot on the map.” Yet it wasn’t long ago that U.S. Senator Frank Murkowski from Alaska stood in the Senate chamber...
There is Still Light – Alaska National Interest Lands – National Public Radio
Bestselling author & conservationist T. A. Barron announces the release of his new podcast, Magic & Mountains.
Interview with T. A. Barron
by Erik Sofje Plenty Magazine 2005 PDFErik Sofje: How does your work address environmental issues such as conservation and global warming? T. A. Barron: Environmental themes flow through all my books. You’ll find this whether you read The Great Tree of Avalon, which...
NPR Living on Earth Interview
by Steve Curwood National Public Radio (NPR) Living on Earth Oct 25, 2004 PDFSteve Curwood: It's Living on Earth. I'm Steve Curwood. Books on the environment may not be on the top of kids' reading lists these days, but to read one of T.A. Barron's books, you might...
Audio Interview for Random House/Listening Library
by Random House/Listening Library Random House/Listening Library Audio Interview October 2004 PDF1. All your novels—from THE LOST YEARS OF MERLIN to THE ANCIENT ONE to THE GREAT TREE OF AVALON—deal with the theme of heroism. What really is a hero? Does our world need...