Selected Writings
2025, Reading “Legitimacy,” Video Dictionary Entry, Institute for History of Science (IHC)- Universidad Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), Video
2025, Reading from "House of ‘ɛkoʊ, House of Bird” (4:40-12:57), Brooklyn Book Festival Bookends Event, Books Are Magic, Brooklyn, New York, With Lily Philpott, m.s. RedCherries, Deborah Taffa, Video
2024, #CeaseFireNow, In "Sowing Seeds and Threads Into a Landscape of Grief: Embodied Voices for Palestine,” With Deborah Taffa, Lenna Jawdat, Bhavna Mehta, Katherine Locke, Aimee Hanna, Timotéo Ikoshy Montoya II
2021, Chapter, “To Hope of Becoming Ancestors," In Conversation with co-author Princess Daazhraii Johnson, University of Chicago Press
2018, Chapter, "Huia Echoes," University of Chicago Press
2018, Chapter, “The Raptor (Eye) Center,” Penn State University Press
2013, Chapter, "Measures of Time: Exploring Debt, Imagination, and Real Nature,” Indiana University Press
Transformation Is Ongoing
IN ALDO LEOPOLD’S ODYSSEY, her new study of Leopold's intellectual evolution, Julianne…[Warren] makes us feel the loss of what might have followed "A Sand County Almanac" by showing us in authoritative detail what led up to it. The result is a biography of ideas, a map of how far Leopold had moved between 1909, when he began his Forest Service career in Arizona, and his death in rural Wisconsin 39 years later.-Verlyn Klinkenborg, The New York Times Book Review, 2006
IN ALDO LEOPOLD’S ODYSSEY I perpetuated my cultural ancestors’ imaginaries of vague, cloudy ghosts, disappearing memories, “nameless men by nameless rivers,” better or worse “human stocks,” conversions of “the [old] Indian” to (a hopefully forthcoming “new kind of”) “farmer.” The imaginaries were part of, and perpetuated by, the master historical story incorporating manifest destiny, white supremacy, genocide, and eugenics.-Julianne Warren, “Alaska” Is Not a Blank Space: Unsettling Aldo Leopold’s Odyssey, 2025
2026, A “Spotlight: New Work in Ecocriticism and the Environmental Humanities,” webinar of the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE), With David J. Vazquez, Teresa Dzieglewicz, Allison Carruth and co-hosts Lisa Fink and Sarah Wald
2025, “Alaska” Is Not a Blank Space
2025, Video Abstract for “Alaska” Is Not a Blank Space (Photo by Keri Oberly, used with permission, Quotation of of Waziyatawin Angela Wilson and Michael Yellow Bird presented at Arts-in-Action Camp, Howard Luke Gallee’ya Camp, 2018)
2025, Member Spotlight and Guest Post, Fairbanks Climate Action Coalition on “Alaska” Is Not a Blank Space
2016 Aldo Leopold’s Odyssey, Tenth Anniversary Edition, Island Press-Princeton University Press