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# Chip Brown

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- [Chip Brown Bio](https://chipbrown.com/index.php/2019/09/03/chip-brown-bio/) - Chip Brown was born in New York City and grew up in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. He graduated in 1976 from Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, where he studied biochemistry and literature. A portion of his thesis on nature writing was published in the now defunct outdoor magazine Mountain Gazette. In 1977 he was employed as

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- [Chip Brown](https://chipbrown.com/) - chipbrown.com
- [Poetry](https://chipbrown.com/index.php/poetry/) - Alpine Reveries, Summit Journal, Spring 2026 Before The Flood, The Massachusetts Review, Summer 2021 The High Mountain Dead, Alpinist 66, Summer 2019 62° North, 143° West, Alpinist 59, Autumn 2017 Ambulance, Alpinist.com February 2017 My Wife Unites with Me in Kind Regards, Traveler's Vade Mecum, Red Hen Press, 2016
- [Publications](https://chipbrown.com/index.php/publications-2/) - THE Getting to Know Maggie Siff, CBS Watch! March-April 2020" "Broadway Baby," Airmail, April 11, 2026"The Summer After My Fall," AARP, the Magazine, Dec 2025/January 2026"The R-Word: Retirement Ambivalence," AARP, July 16, 2025"Keeping a Journal," AARP, April 3, 2025"Foreward: Last Poems of David Roberts," Summit Journal, February 2025"Pedestrian of the Year," AARP, June/July 2024"Somebody's Mother"
- [Anthologies](https://chipbrown.com/index.php/anthologies/) - Anthologies (Contributor) “The Traveler’s Vade Mecum,” poetry anthology, Red Hen Press, 2016 “The New Age of Adventure,” National Geographic Press, 2009 “Best American Sports Writing 2008,” Houghton Mifflin, 2008 “Best Food Writing 2006,” Marlowe & Company, 2006 “Committed,” Bloomsbury 2005 “Esquire’s Big Book of Great Writing,” Sterling 2003 “Wild Stories,” Crown 2002 “Paris Observed” Random Anthologies (Contributor) “The Traveler’s Vade Mecum,” poetry anthology, Red Hen Press, 2016 “The New Age of Adventure,” National Geographic Press, 2009 “Best American Sports Writing 2008,” Houghton Mifflin, 2008 “Best Food Writing 2006,” Marlowe & Company, 2006 “Committed,” Bloomsbury 2005 “Esquire’s Big Book of Great Writing,” Sterling 2003 “Wild Stories,” Crown 2002 “Paris Observed” Random House 2002 “Breach of Faith: A Crisis of Coverage in the Age of Corporate Newspapering,” U. of Arkansas Press 2002 "The Best of Outside" Villard 1997 "Out of the Noosphere" Simon & Schuster 1994
- [Bio](https://chipbrown.com/index.php/bio/) - Chip Brown was born in New York City and grew up in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. He graduated in 1976 from Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, where he studied biochemistry and literature. A portion of his thesis on nature writing was published in the now defunct outdoor magazine Mountain Gazette. In 1977 he was employed as
- [Books](https://chipbrown.com/index.php/books/) - Good Morning Midnight: Life and Death in the Wild Riverhead Books (2003) Award-winning literary journalist Chip Brown tells the story of the life and death of a brilliant, complicated man-an outdoorsman with a troubled soul, a pioneer of the New England wilderness, who sought rebirth in nature only to end his own life on a
- [Interview](https://chipbrown.com/index.php/interview/) - By Alex Belth Esquire Classic 2016 Chip Brown has long been one of the finest magazine writers we have. An exacting reporter and a deft stylist, Brown began under the tutelage of David Maraniss and Bob Woodward at The Washington Post and flourished as feature writer for glossy magazines, too many to mention here. He’s
- [Contact](https://chipbrown.com/index.php/contact/) - chip@chipbrown.com

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