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    -WIKIPEDIA: Helen MacDonald
    -ESSAY: What do magpies want?: I am left feeling unnerved by the sudden presence of a bird wreathed in superstition and legend at my kitchen window. (HELEN MACDONALD, 12/10/20, New Statesman)
    -VIDEO: Helen Macdonald: H is for Hawk (Chicago Humanities Festival, May 11, 2016)
    -VIDEO LECTURE: Helen MacDonald, "H is For Hawk" (Politics and Prose, Mar 24, 2016)
    -ESSAY: Helen Macdonald: 'Am I refusing to read Bleak House out of sheer contrariness? Possibly' (Helen Macdonald, 13 Nov 2020The Guardian)
    -ESSAY: Spies in the sky: Helen Macdonald on how birds reflect our national anxieties: Nazi skylarks, bird-watching spies, murmurations on the radar … the H is For Hawk author explains how our fear and fascination with birds reflect wider anxieties about nationhood, migration and invasion (Helen Macdonald, 12 May 2015, The Guardian)
    -ESSAY: Helen Macdonald: ?the unsettling encounter that inspired H is for Hawk: Ten years ago, a confusing encounter changed Helen Macdonald’s understanding of the connection between humans and the natural world (Helen Macdonald, 19 August 2016, The Guardian)
    -EXCERPT: from H is for Hawk
    -ESSAY: Broken wings: Helen Macdonald on her father's death, and how training a goshawk helped her to find her way home : 'The sudden death of a loved one brings a singular kind of pain. You’ve had no time to say goodbye, have built no armour to prepare yourself' (Helen Macdonald Sunday 3 August 2014, Independent)
    -ESSAY: Helen Macdonald: The Things I Tell Myself When I’m Writing About Nature (Helen Macdonald, August 25, 2020, LitHub)
    -ESSAY: My house of sky: the enduring cult of JA Baker’s The Peregrine: Since its publication in 1967, The Peregrine has been celebrated as the “gold standard” of nature writing, counting Werner Herzog amongst its devoted fans. (HELEN MACDONALD, 4/28/18, New Statesman)
    -INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald wishes she’d never read On the Road (Book Marks, August 26, 2020)
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    -AUDIO: Helen Macdonald, writer and naturalist (BBC: Desert Island Discs, 12/10/21)
    -PROFILE: What’s next for Helen Macdonald, author of ‘H is for Hawk’ (Sadie Dingfelder March 17, 2016 , Washington Post)
    -PROFILE: Helen Macdonald: a bird’s eye view of love and loss: Helen Macdonald’s obsession with falconry got her bullied at school. It has also just won her the Samuel Johnson prize for non-fiction. She talks about grief, Wordsworth – and training hawks with Bedouins in Abu Dhabi (Stephen Moss, 11/05/14, The Guardian)
    -PROFILE: Helen Macdonald on hawks, nature and the world (CONNIE OGLE, 3/09/16, miamiherald.com)
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    -INTERVIEW: How Training a Wild Hawk Healed One Woman's Broken Heart: One of the things grief does is shatter the narrative of your life, says author. (Simon Worrall, MARCH 8, 2015, National Geographic)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald: “H is for Hawk” (Diane Rehm, Mar 09 2015, NPR)
    -INTERVIEW: In Conversation With Helen Macdonald: The author of H Is for Hawk discusses the craft of nature writing during a hike through the California redwoods (JASON MARK, JUN 8 2016, Sierra)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald: H Is for Hawk: Helen Macdonald's new book is her account of working through her grief over her father's death by adopting and training a goshawk. (All Things Considered, , 4/21/16)
    -INTERVIEW: The Great Natural Drama, an interview with Helen Macdonald, author of H is for Hawk (Steve Paulson, 4/15/15, Public Radio International’s To the Best of Our Knowledge
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald on Britain's fiercest birds of prey (Conversations with Richard Fidler, 20 May 2015, ABC)
    -INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald: In Full Flight: The writer and naturalist on the temporality of grief, inhabiting the voice of T.H. White, and developing radical empathy with a goshawk. (Aditi Sriram, 7/15/15, Guernica)
    -INTERVIEW: Of grieving and goshawks: An interview with H is for Hawk’s Helen Macdonald (Reid Echols, 3/25/165, Cultural Compass)
    -INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald’s ‘H Is for Hawk’ Soars (MICHELLE DROWN, 3/29/16, Santa Barbara Independent)
    -INTERVIEW: Helen MacDonald (James Naughtie, 10/06/16, BBC)
    -INTERVIEW: “You can’t tame grief”: Helen Macdonald on her bestselling memoir “H Is for Hawk”: Macdonald's new book is climbing the New York Times bestselling hardcover nonfiction list (NICK WILLOUGHBY, 3/09/15, Salon)
    -INTERVIEW: What I Was Flying Toward: An Interview with Helen Macdonald (Christine Fischer Guy interviews Helen Macdonald, APRIL 29, 2015, LA Review of Books)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald on grief, dreams and birds of prey (Eleanor Wachtel, May 21, 2017, CBC)
    -INTERVIEW: HELEN MACDONALD: H IS FOR HAWK (2015) (Chaired by Noelle McCarthy, Auckland Writers Festival)
    -VIDEO INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald, author "H Is For Hawk" (From Santa Fe, 04/23/16, PBS)
    -INTERVIEW: Helen Macdonald on Writing Her Costa Book Award–Winning Memoir, H is for Hawk (KATE GUADAGNINO, 1/30/15, Vogue)
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    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk by Helen MacDonald (Dwight Garner, NY Times)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Christian House, The Telegraph)
    -REVIEW: A Falconer Reviews Helen Macdonald’s Acclaimed Bestseller, H Is For Hawk (Tim Gallagher, editor of Living Bird magazine)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Stephen J. Bodio, Living Bird)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Rachel Cooke, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Mark Cocker, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Vicki Constantine Croke, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Kathryn Schulz, The New Yorker)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Katy Waldman, Slate)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Don Noble, Alabama Public Radio)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (JOHN HAYES, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Jason Morgan, University Bookman)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Ben Eagle, thinking Country)
    -REVIEW: of H is for Hawk (Joanna Scutts, Lit Hub)
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    -REVIEW: of Vesper Flights by Helen MacDonald (Daniel Lefferts, the Millions)
    -REVIEW: of Vesper Flights (Michael Schaub, NPR)
    -REVIEW: of Vesper Flights (Andrew Fuhrmann, Australian Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of Vesper Flights (Tom Latham, The Spectator)
    -REVIEW: of Vesper Flights (Kathryn Hughes, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Vesper Flights (Tom Jokinen, Literary Review of Canada)
    -VIDEO: The Goshawk