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Winnie the Pooh and War

Ode to My Mother Who Just Missed the Flowers of Mothers Day

Give the Gift of a Better Future

Carl Douglas Rogers RIP

Thomas (Stewart) Nusbaumer, R.I.P.

Warrior Writers: Evolving, Involving Way of Addressing War Experience

My Life as a Folk Song

Battling Suicide

Rod McKuen, Love and War Poet

The War at Home

Another Kind of Poetry

“Soldier’s Heart” Jacob George, RIP

Learning from a Therapeutic Poet

Warrior Writers Reading in Newark

In Memoriam: Walter Dean Myers

From War to Peace Poet

Seeing Lou Grant

American Journey

A Writer’s Activist

The Heart of Art

War or Diplomacy

Waging War on Peacemakers

March on Washington 2013

A General Who Championed Dissent

Teaching (and Learning) in Vietnam

Moral Injury: Another Hidden Wound of War

Winning Hearts and Minds 50 Years On

Update: Agent Orange’s Toxic Trail

From Waging War to Waging Peace

Making a Killing

Election Day USA

Texas Style State of the World

Winning Hearts & Minds 40th Anniversary

Remembering Paula Kay

A Call to Action

Military Suicide Watch

Dead or Alive: W.D. Ehrhart on War and Peace

Combat Paper: On the Cutting Edge

Steve Mason: Writing His Way Home

Environmental Writing 2012

Healing from War 2012

Vet Arts Profiled on PBS

At the Movies: Jane Fonda and Vietnam Culture Wars

Writing the Way Home

A Commitment to Uncovering Local Environmental Issues

What Would Woody Say?

At the Movies: Rising Up Down South

Celebrating Drew Cameron’s Healing Art

From Making War to Book Making

Vietnam: Another Kind of Adventure

Poetry and Cannons

Uncle Sam’s Dioxin Cover-Up

Sailing for Peace

Eyes of Babylon in New York

A Lasting Lesson in Courage

“Poster Girl” Draws Crowd

After Memorial Day

Vietnam GI Challenged War Makers

Environmental Writing 2011

Rethinking National Security at the Pentagon

Counting Up the Costs of War

At the Movies: A Veteran’s War

American-Made Mayhem

Agent Orange’s Toxic Legacy Hits Home

Environmental Writing: The Next Generation

Peace Action at Work

War Writing Retreat

Why Not a Peace Surge?

Disastrous Lessons

Veterans Campaign on Environmental Issues

Veterans Day Town Meetings

Department of Peace

The Duty of Dissent

Psalms of Peace

Traveling Through America

Scamming America

Be a Peacemaker

Real War Crimes

Revive the Civilian Conservation Corps

Book Publishing

Remembering Vietnam

Awards and Rewards

Health Bills Debate

Writing Lessons

Promoting Poetry

Home from the War

Making or Mangling News

The Writing Life

Peace is Patriotic

Gloria Emerson (1929-2004)

Writers' Workshop

Citizen Journalist

Practical Poetry

Antiwar Art Show

Winter Soldiers

Back to Vietnam

Writing Workshop on War

Writing for Life

Firsthand Journalism

Writing a Memoir

John Kerry Marches On

Marching for Peace

In Memoriam <br>Kevin W. Kelly, 1944-2006

Life's Surprises

Nuclear Weapons and Diplomacy

“Why We Are in Vietnam”

Life After Death

Children of War

A Moving Experience

Homegrown Demons

Iraq and Vietnam

"Not Much of a War"

Hearts and Hospitals

Declare the War Over

Culture Warriors

Community Action on War Trauma

Writers at Work

Home for Veterans

Peace Correspondent

Clearwater Legacy

Socialized Medicine

Recruiting for Peace

Post Traumatic Poetry

Winding Down a Misbegotten War

Widening Gulf between Oil and Security

Another Kind of Hero

Living with Death’s Shadow

Selected Works

Quick Links

Shattered Glass Pieces

Song by Jan Barry and Darden Smith, sung by Darden Smith

Rutgers U. Press

Jan Barry email

New Web Sites

January 1, 1970

Thanks to advances in computer technology, I’ve created two new web sites: http://earthairwater.blogspot.com/ (EarthAirWater: A Writer’s Journal of News & Opinion) and http://earthlegacy.blogspot.com/ (Earth Legacy: Planting Seeds for Future Needs).

The first is for hosting my commentaries on current affairs. The second is for essays on environmental issues. These sites enable me to post photos, sideshows, videos and audio add-ons, as well as resources lists of where to get more information. My Author’s Guild site will continue to provide background and updates on my writing life.

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