Gregory F. Tague

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

“Say that I will speak of their passing…” New poetry by Ceallaigh MacCath-Moran today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

Papers, panels, and posters invited for an interdisciplinary conference on plant humanities:
www.globalplanthumanities.com/2026cfp

Back in the day, I was a NY Rangers fan, but loved the Penguins all the same.

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Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

The quietest tragedy. Poetry by Addison Curran today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

Forest Sovereignty: Wildlife Sustainability and Ethics (Plants and Animals: Interdisciplinary Approaches, 1) Buy Forest Sovereignty: Wildlife Sustainability and Ethics (Plants and Animals: Interdisciplinary Approaches, 1) on Amazon.com ✓ FREE SHIPPING on qualified orders

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The Anishinaabeg Forest by Todd B. Adams Any appreciation of Native Americans as ecologists must start with two fundamental principles. The first recognizes that there are over 500 ...

Native Americans and forest sustainability by Todd B. Adams. www.asebl.net/2026/01/the-...

That was a good one. How are you doing?

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

Poems today on Literary Veganism by John Pappas. www.litvegan.net

WOKE book of the year. Details at my Google site: sites.google.com/site/gftague...

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

Boiled alive? New fiction today by Sarah Hunter on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

"Don't tell me carrots scream..." Poetry by Pamela Kenley-Meschino today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

What do a cow, chicken, and hog have in common? The cow knows. New poetry by David Anson Lee, today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

"...to feed her child mine." Microfiction by Stacey Bartlett today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

This one will probably hurt. New fiction by Greg Schmidt today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

Art and Adaptation Art and Adaptation [Tague, Gregory F.] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Art and Adaptation

REISSUED! Says Art in America: “In this short volume, Gregory F. Tague seeks to understand how material culture and artistic behaviors adapt over time...” (December 2015). $14.45. www.amazon.com/Art-Adaptati...

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

Slaughtering beasts of burden. Prose poem by Vail Finn today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

As world leaders and executives meet this week to discuss climate change, here are some of my efforts to mitigate the crisis. You can read about the books at my Google Site. sites.google.com/site/gftague/

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

Plat du jour : assorted meats. Fiction by Ben Daggers today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

The Arrogant Ape: The Myth of Human Exceptionalism and Why It Matters Human arrogance, our sense of exceptionalism over every other species, is responsible for many harms, notably the climate crisis. We have always believed our mission is to conquer nature, an unfortunate attitude for earth’s inhabitants. Why have we been inculcated into a human/animal divide that elevates our minds, consciousness, and emotions over theirs? In The Arrogant Ape, primatologist Christine Webb offers encyclopedic coverage of these and more subjects in a fast-moving, enjoyable book.

@bsky.app The Arrogant Ape by Christine Webb, reviewed by yours truly on Leonardo. leonardo.info/review/2025/...

Thanks, Ed.

Speaking for Trees: Science, Morality, and Well-Being A new book challenges us to work together as a community to grant sovereignty to forests and the animals who live there.

Marc Bekoff was kind enough to interview me for Psychology Today. www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/anim...

I'll bookmark this and try to get to it....

A library? A greenhouse?

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

A path in the light and in a shadow. Poems today by Andrei Galkin on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

Sovereign forests We are not free until every living thing is free.

Climate stability is a matter of forests. Read my opinion essay in The Ecologist (UK) today. theecologist.org/2025/oct/10/...

Seulement Selon une Mesure Humaine - Réflexions sur L'abattage des Animaux par Xavier Inizan «Ni viande, ni dieu, ni maître»              Par Xavier Inizan Crue. Bouillie. Grillée. Offerte aux dieux. Il y a un mystère de la viande :...

Seulement Selon une Mesure Humaine - Réflexions sur L'abattage des Animaux par Xavier Inizan. www.asebl.net/2025/10/seul...

Literary Veganism: An Online Journal

Gertrude wants her land back. New fiction by Maria Odessky Rosen today on Literary Veganism. www.litvegan.net

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“You’re full of baloney!” That’s what my grandfather used to say. During this climate week NYC he’d agree that my new book Forest Sovereignty: Wildlife Sustainability and Ethics (Oxford: Peter Lang 2025) is no baloney. Please ask your librarian to order a copy. sites.google.com/site/gftague...

Monarchs in Decline Monarch butterfly habitats are diminished, and as a result their populations are rapidly declining. As stated in Forest Sovereignty: Wildlif...

Monarchs in decline. www.asebl.net/2025/09/mona...