Excerpts from Articles by Richard Mahler
Since becoming a freelancer in the early 1970s,
Richard Mahler has written thousands of articles
on scores of subjects for hundreds of
publications. Over the years, he has specialized
at various times in writing about media, the
arts, health, nature, travel, Latino affairs,
indigenous cultures, and personal
transformation. Richard has been a
newspaper columnist, a newsletter and magazine editor, public relations writer, fact-checker, photographer, and researcher. In addition, he
has written hundreds of scripts for public radio
programs. This page offers a broad sampling of
his writing for newspapers and magazines. Other samples and clippings are available on request.
Click on the links below to read excerpts from some of
Richard's articles.
- "Exploring 'Hidden' America: Its Unique Native Lands, People, and Culture"
From Native Peoples, March/April 2002
- "I Read the News Today, Oh Boy..."
From Utne, May/June 2005
- "On the Waterfront: Eight Painters Capture the Mutable Nature of Water in their Art"
From Southwest Art, October 2003
- "Summertime and the Livin' Is Easy... Or Is It?"
From Enough, Summer 2004
- "Going Nuts for Nuts"
From Alternative Medicine, February 2005
- "Too Many Tamales"
From Santa Fean, April 2002
- "Soak in the Silence"
From Body&Soul, November/December 2003
- "Meditating on Sound"
From Yoga Journal, May 2004
- "Jaguars in Arizona?"
From Arizona Highways, March 2005
- "Restoring Homelands"
From Land&People, April 2004
- "Self-Love in Hard Times"
From The Eldorado (NM) Sun, January 2004
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