AKA Edward Morley Hoagland

Born: 21-Dec-1932
Birthplace: New York City

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Essayist, Novelist

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: The Courage of Turtles

Military service: US Army (1955-57)

Father: Warren Eugene Hoagland
Mother: Helen Kelley Morley
Wife: Amy J. Ferrara (m. 1960, div. 1964)
Wife: Marion Magid (m. 1968, d. 1993, one daughter)

    University: BA, Harvard University (1954)
    Professor: Bennington College (-2005)

Author of books:
Cat Man (1956, novel)
The Circle Home (1960, novel)
The Peacock's Tail (1965, novel)
Notes from the Century Before: A Journal from British Columbia (1969, travelogue)
The Courage of Turtles (1971, essays)
Walking the Dead Diamond River (1973, essays)
The Moose on the Wall: Field Notes from the Vermont Wilderness (1974, essays)
Red Wolves and Black Bears (1976, essays)
The Edward Hoagland Reader (1979, essays)
African Calliope: A Journey to the Sudan (1979, travelogue)
Seven Rivers West (1986, novel)
City Tales (1986, short stories)
The Final Fate of the Alligators (1992, short stories)
Balancing Acts (1992, essays)
Compass Points: How I Lived (2001, memoir)

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