Notable Magazine Features
- Snow Country – article; Sometimes Life Isn't Weird Enough (1990)
- GQ (1993)
- Yankee – article; Bragging Cold (1995)
- Outside (magazine) – Profiled in article; The Great Ones: 20th Century Heroes for a New Millennium (1999)
- National Geographic Traveler – article; Call of the Loon (2001)
- National Geographic Traveler – article; Lake Onawa in winter (2008)
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