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Over the past decade, Karl Bjorn Erickson has written nearly eighty articles. His publishing credits include Marylhurst University's new blog, America, The National Catholic Weekly, Catholic Answer's This Rock, Musica Sacra, the Statesman Journal, the Portland Tribune, Seattle Pacific University's Response, Catholic365.com, and many more. His articles explore a wide range of challenging and complex topics, but he especially enjoys writing on the arts and faith.
Karl is also the author of several books: Tristan's Travels, Toupee Mice, and The Blood Cries Out (not a children's book!). He's also fond of experimenting with new eBook formats--e.g. Oregon, My Oregon, A Photographic Journey: The Wallowas. (He describes this series as electronic coffee table books.)
The look and feel of the website has changed. To learn more about what Karl has written, select "Publications." For further details and background on this author, as well as his contact information, select "About the Author."
The short video below features some of this year's favorite nature photography from the Mt. Jefferson Wilderness. By the way, if you tweet, check out this new hashtag: #KarlsOregon !
Over the past decade, Karl Bjorn Erickson has written nearly eighty articles. His publishing credits include Marylhurst University's new blog, America, The National Catholic Weekly, Catholic Answer's This Rock, Musica Sacra, the Statesman Journal, the Portland Tribune, Seattle Pacific University's Response, Catholic365.com, and many more. His articles explore a wide range of challenging and complex topics, but he especially enjoys writing on the arts and faith.
Karl is also the author of several books: Tristan's Travels, Toupee Mice, and The Blood Cries Out (not a children's book!). He's also fond of experimenting with new eBook formats--e.g. Oregon, My Oregon, A Photographic Journey: The Wallowas. (He describes this series as electronic coffee table books.)
The look and feel of the website has changed. To learn more about what Karl has written, select "Publications." For further details and background on this author, as well as his contact information, select "About the Author."
The short video below features some of this year's favorite nature photography from the Mt. Jefferson Wilderness. By the way, if you tweet, check out this new hashtag: #KarlsOregon !
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