Bruce McConnell Writes

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A Lotta Love in Crows Calling: Love and connection grow among the characters as they get closer with nature.

What happens in Crows Calling? Now that Crows Calling has GONE TO PRESS (yay!), we're excited to tell you more about it in the weeks ahead! www.crowscalling.org

It's time to try something different! Young people have new ideas. Strong women know how to get things done while caring for others.

On Fathers Day, we take a moment to honor our ancestors, reminding ourselves of their courage and their failings,and resolving to being the best we can in our short time on this beautiful planet. www.brucemcconnell.com

Description: Like the community in Crows Calling, we become powerful when we take action together to tackle climate change.

Last week's observance of Memorial Day had me asking the question, "What does service look like in today's world?"

Overall quite good. Happy to discuss if you are interested.

All of us are wondering, “What can I do to make a difference?” As the song by Melanie Demore goes—“Put one foot in front of the other, and lead with love!”

What does it mean to “honor the sanctity of all life”? How is it possible to consider the effects of human action over seven generations in a time of such rapid change? In this excerpt from Crows Calling, the parents of its heroine consider their lifestyle and its effects on our planet.

On this Mothers' Day, we honor our mothers and grandmothers, the long line of the generations---and in particular, our dear Grandmother Earth.

What if we humans grew up—really "came of age" living in this beautiful world? That's the exciting future Crows Calling explores.

Why did you write Crows Calling? An author interview, with Mara Anderson.

Nice to see my poem "OLD GROWTH FOREST" published in the Ashland.news

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This year, Earth Day, Easter, and Passover are joined in a confluence of remembrance and renewal, reminding us that all of us, all creatures, are bound together in community.

Climate change is one of many dangerous challenges young people face growing up. Older people must "grow up" as well, and start acting more responsibly--caring for the Earth, for nature, and for each other. Time grows short for the world we dream, for earth and hearts to mend.

Announcing the cover for my novel ... which is also available for pre-order at major e-tailers--more at crowscalling.org. With gratitude to BrianPhillipsDesign (Austin) for the image, and to @dkerr23.bsky.social and the Greenleaf Book Group team.

We must become the midwives of a new era, even as we hospice the old.

Do you ever talk with animals?
(Many people do!)

Let's talk about Nature--

Secretary of Energy Chris Wright Delivers Keynote Remarks at CERAWeek 2025 U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright delivered remarks today at the 43rd annual CERAWeek by S&P Global, outlining the administration’s and Energy Department’s commitment to expanding the production o...

But we do hope they are successful in their efforts to become "more mathematically literate"!!--> "Running the math of what might have been the benefits from these policies yields perhaps only a few *hundreds* of a degree reduction in global temperatures in the year 2100." ;-) 2/2

The Secretary of Energy's saying climate change is a "side effect of building the modern world" reminds me of the old doctors' trope: "The operation was successful but the patient died"--only here we're talking the whole planet! 1/2

What's this?

Looks like a list of DOGE peeps... but what do I know.

We're going to have to adapt to live with climate change!

People, working together with nature, are the only hope for solving the climate problem.

Reduce your climate anxiety by taking action!

Intro to the Author — Bruce McConnell

Here's a 70-second video on my motivation for writing Crows Calling, novel forthcoming in September!

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Scorched Earth.

We need new stories.
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