Alaska, by John Muir, Modern Library, 2002 Interview, Agni 62, Fall 2005 Contributor to large-format books: Our World's Heritage, National Geographic Society, 1987 Paths Less Traveled, Atheneum, 1988 Favorite Places, a Travel & Leisure Book, 1989 Heart of a Nation, National Geographic Society, 2000 Other: In numerous anthologies. Houghton Mifflin Literary Fellowship, 1954; Longview Foundation Award, 1961; Prix de Rome, 1964; Guggenheim Fellowship, 1965; New York State Arts Council grant, 1972; Brandeis University Citation in Literature, 1972; Guggenheim Fellowship, 1975; Harold Vursell Award of American Academy of Arts and Letters, 1981; National Endowment for the Arts grant, 1982; Lannan Foundation Award, 1993. Nominated for National Book Award, 1974; National Book Critics Circle Award, 1980; American Book Award, 1982; New York Public Library Literary Lion, 1988 and 1996; National Magazine Award, 1989; Boston Public Library Literary Light, 1995. Elected to American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, 1982. Has juried competitions for the J.S. Guggenheim Foundation, New York State Arts Council Virginia Commission for the Arts, Oregon State Arts Council, Breadloaf Foundation, American Academy of Arts and Letters, etc. Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2011 John Burroughs Medal, 2012 Notes Duffy, John J. & Hand, B. Samuel. The Vermont Encyclopedia. UPNE, 2003. External links Author papers, 1953-2007, at Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University Author's manuscripts deposited at Houghton Library, Harvard University; consult HOLLIS catalog Additional holdings. Ed Hoagland quotes "Edward Hoagland: Relishing a Second Chance for Sight -- and Speech" (interview), BookPage, February 2001 (interview), BookPage, February 2001 1932 births Living people American male writers Beloit College faculty Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Harper's Magazine people Harvard University alumni People from Barton, Vermont People from Caledonia County, Vermont Members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters