Edward Hoagland

Edward Hoagland, a contributing editor of the Scholar, is the author of many books of essays, travel, and ficiton. His most recent novel is In the Country of the Blind.

On Aging

Taking measure of a life well lived

By Edward Hoagland | Tuesday March 1, 2022

On Kindness

Almost everybody wants to be thought of as kind, if only as a strategy

By Edward Hoagland | Wednesday December 1, 2021

Made for You and Me

This land has contained our best and worst impulses

By Edward Hoagland | Monday December 3, 2018

On Gratitude

How a simple thank you can lift the spirits

By Edward Hoagland | Wednesday March 7, 2018

Haste Makes Waste

Which figures of speech will survive, and which will vanish?

By Edward Hoagland | Monday March 5, 2018

On Prayer

I’ve never tried it, but I suspect the world could use a lot more of it

By Edward Hoagland | Monday June 6, 2016

The Mysteries of Attraction

Its many splendors do not only include the carnal: animate, inanimate … love it all

By Edward Hoagland | Monday September 7, 2015

On Loneliness

We value our solitude until it pinches

By Edward Hoagland | Tuesday March 11, 2014

On Friendship

The intimacies shared with our closest companions keep us anchored, vital, and alive

By Edward Hoagland | Friday December 7, 2012

The Gravity of Falling

Having hurtled through the American century, we are distracted and confused. But can we find our way again?

By Edward Hoagland | Wednesday November 30, 2011

Spaced Out in the City

By Edward Hoagland | Tuesday June 1, 2010

A Country for Old Men

By Edward Hoagland | Monday December 1, 2008

The Broken Balance

By Edward Hoagland | Saturday March 1, 2008

Miles from Nowhere

By Edward Hoagland | Thursday June 1, 2006

The Glue Is Gone

By Edward Hoagland | Wednesday December 1, 2004

Journal: Vermont

By Edward Hoagland | Wednesday September 1, 2004

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