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Jaime Herndon

Jaime Herndon

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Contributing Writer, Book Riot

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books, neighborhoodsCovers a variety of topics including local news, education and lifestyle. Reviews films arts and culture, television shows.

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Metaphysics in pre-Columbian societies

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Total articles 446

  • Obi Kaufmann’s Explores California’s Fire History and Fire Ecology

    By Jaime Herndon| Earth Island Journal Verified Burning Bright In Review: The State of Fire: Why California Burns If you’ve ever seen an Obi Kaufmann book, you know that you’re in for a treat. He combines watercolors, sketches, handwritten notes, and well-researched information and stories into a focused narrative that brings to life the topic at hand.

    By Jaime Herndon · Earth Island Journal

    Jan. 29, 2025

  • Book Review: The Dazzling Complexity of the Frozen World

    By Jaime Herndon| UNDARK Verified It’s an iconic image: A polar bear perched on a lone ice cap, drifting at sea. Is that the fate climate change has in store for this powerful Arctic inhabitant? In 2004, the discovery of a fossil polar bear jaw on Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago, suggested another possibility. The fossil came from a bear that had lived between 110,000 and 130,000 years ago, an era that was warm — even warmer than today.

    By Jaime Herndon · UNDARK

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Book Review: The Dazzling Complexity of the Frozen World

    By Jaime Herndon| UNDARK Verified It’s an iconic image: A polar bear perched on a lone ice cap, drifting at sea. Is that the fate climate change has in store for this powerful Arctic inhabitant? In 2004, the discovery of a fossil polar bear jaw on Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago, suggested another possibility. The fossil came from a bear that had lived between 110,000 and 130,000 years ago, an era that was warm — even warmer than today.

    By Jaime Herndon · UNDARK

    Mar. 28, 2025

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Book Riot

Book Riot celebrates all things books! Find the best books for your next read or book club, including new books in all genres. Get more books in your face.

New York, New York, United States