Stephanie Mills (2)

Author of Epicurean Simplicity

For other authors named Stephanie Mills, see the disambiguation page.

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About the Author

Stephanie Mills has been engaged in the ecology movement for more than thirty years and in 1996 was named by Utne Reader as one of the world's leading visionaries. Her books include In Service of the Wild, Whatever Happened to Ecology? and Turning Away from Technology. A prolific writer and speaker show more on issues of ecology and social change, Mills lives in the Great Lakes Bioregion in the Upper Midwest show less

Works by Stephanie Mills

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Epicurean Simplicity (2002) 57 copies

In Service of the Wild: Restoring and Reinhabiting Damaged Land (The Concord Library) (1995) 45 copies

Turning Away from Technology: A New Vision for the 21st Century (1997) 31 copies

In Praise of Nature (1990) 28 copies

Whatever Happened to Ecology? (Sierra Club nature and natural philosophy library) (1989) 17 copies

Tough Little Beauties (2007) 8 copies

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American Earth: Environmental Writing Since Thoreau (2008) — Contributor — 454 copies, 1 review

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