some articles by G G

• CHILD MIND: Teaching the Way of Haiku. May 2015 issue 33. The Dialogue Australasian Network (DAN)
  
• NIRVANA IN REEL TIME: The International Buddhist Film Festival Eat Drink Films, April 2015
  
• ON BEING LUMINOUS [ after words ] : MOVING PICTURES: Buddhism & American Cinema. Preface. (SUNY. Jul 31, 2014)
  
• FULL CIRCLE RHAPSODY: I Love a Broad Margin To My Life by Maxine Hong Kingston. Poetry Flash.
  
• LISTENING TO COMPASSION: Please Call Me By My True Names. Inquiring Mind. Fall 2011.
  
• UNTYING INJUSTICE: The Novice by Thich Nhat Hanh. BeliefNet. October 2011.
  
• UPDATES TO THE NOW: The Best Buddhist Writing 2010. American Book Review. 2011. [ reprinted, Patheos ]
  
• CAN POETRY SAVE THE PLANET? Stephen Levine’s Dharma Jazz. Religion Dispatches.com 2011
  
• TEACHING TRUTHS: Buddha at the Blackboard. Dialogue Australasia: Values, Philosophy, and Religious Studies, May 2011.
  
• Zen & the Art of the Sex Scandal. ReligonDispatches.com 2011.
  
• TO BE CONTINUED: Preface to "Future of Buddhism." Patheos.com. 2010.
  
• Is Buddhism a Religion? Faces of the Buddha PBS.org
  
• Different Paths: One Dharma Faces of the Buddha PBS.org [ republished at Patheos ]
  
• What Would Buddha Do? Faces of the Buddha PBS.org
  
• COMING TOGETHER: Living in Harmony When Things Fall Apart ( World Buddhist Conference, Malaysia 2010 ) BuddhistChannel.tv
  
• COMING TOGETHER 2: One Buddha Is Not Enough BuddhistChannel.tv
  
• COMING TOGETHER 3: Realizing Ultimate Reality BuddhistChannel.tv
  
• COMING TOGETHER 4: Managing Relationships BuddhistChannel.tv
  
• NEED | SPEED | HEALTH : Why I Do Not Own a Cellphone. Ctheory.net; November 2009.
  
• NOW PLAYING : THE SCREEN A Cultural Critique. Ctheory.net : Resetting Theory.
• FINDING THE OX: The Emergence of Buddhist American Literature. BuddhaDharma: A Practitioner's Quarterly Autumn 2009.
• A BRIEF LONG SPIRAL: The Moment of American Buddhist Art. Urthona: Buddhism & Art 26, June 2009.
• THE DRAGON'S GIFT: Sacred Arts of Bhutan. AsianArt.com. March 2009.
• Riches of a Different Market. Tricycle.com. February 2009. [Reprinted at Al Young's blog and The Council of Thai Bhikkhus in the U.S.A.
• WHAT WOULD THE BUDDHA BUY?. Adbusters: Journal of the Mental Environment. [An excerpt from The Complete Idiot's Guide to Buddhism Third Edition. Utne blog commentary by Rachel Levitt, Zen & the Art of Not Buying, with photograph; also, noted by Deon's blog and Weblogsky by Jon Lebowsky, under Shopacalypse Now]
• HAPPINESS & ITS CAUSES: Shambhala Sunspace. [Reprinted at Al Young's blog]
• MING COURT ART: AsianArt.com
• WINTER SOLSTICE: Light in Darkness. Originally published at myPsychology Today blog, "Where Freud Meets Buddha", Dec 18, 2008, here republished in newsletter of Upaya Institute & Zen Center -- and also published by the Buddhist Translation Group as Lập đông: mặt trời bị che khuất – ánh sáng trong đêm tối .
• ON TRANSLATING KO UN. Mindfulness Bell, 2008.
• LOST (& FOUND) IN TRANSLATION: The State of Literary Translation in American Publishing. Paste. August 2008
• TO BREATHE THE WORLD THROUGH THE EYES OF A POET: On Divination in the Poetry of Ko Un. nocturnes (re)view 2008
• "QUESTION AUTHORITY ..." ? -- The Zen Teachings of Brad Warner: Author, Musician, Filmmaker, Blogger, and Soto Priest. The Buddhist Channel, September 6, 2007
• MASTERS OF BAMBOO: Japanese Baskets & Sculpture in the Cotsen Collection; and "The Next Generation." AsianArt.com. April 2007
• CONSTRUCTS & MONOTYPES: Peter Foley. Bill Lowe Gallery 2007
• POINTING BEYOND WORDS, An Introduction to Ko Un, BuddhaDharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly, 2006
• THE REST IS SILENCE: Everything Yearned For: Manhae's Poems of Love & Longing. Tricycle, The Buddhist Review.
• NOT GIVING IT A NAME: Movie Dharma. Urthona: Buddhism & Art, Issue 23, Summer 2006
• MAKE IT NEW: The Wisdom Anthology of North American Buddhist Poetry. BuddhaDharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly. Summer 2005.
• Afterwords and For Further Reading — The Little Pilgrim by Ko Un (Parallax Press 2005)
• TIBET: TREASURES FROM THE ROOF OF THE WORLD. AsianArt.Com, June 2005
• THE KINGDOM OF SIAM: The Art of Central Thailand,1350-1800. AsianArt.Com, July 2005
• Letter to the Pope. Buddhist Peace Fellowship.
• THE FUTURE LOOKS GOOD: Commentary on Haiku from the Japanese Culture and Civilization Centre, Constantza, Romania. World Haiku Review 5-2 (2007).
• MIND MIRROR : BUDDHA AT THE MOVIES. Urthona: Buddhism & Art, Issue 21, 2004
• MAKING PEACE: The Fifth Book of Peace by Maxine Hong Kingston. In These Times. April 2004.
• AS EVER: Selected Poems of Joanne Kyger. Rain Taxi Spring 2003.
• KOREA THEN & NOW: Goryeo Dynasty & Leaning Forward, Looking Back AsianArt.com, October 2003
• NOT GIVING IT A NAME: Movie Dharma. Urthona: Buddhism & Art, Issue 23, Summer 2006
• HIDDEN MEANINGS: Symbolism in Chinese Art. AsianArt.com. December 2007; Italian translation in [1] Cultor, June 2009.
• REXROTH, REVISTED Complete Poems (Copper Canyon). CommonGround October 2004.
• THE REALM OF THE SACRED: Maxine Hong Kingston Escapes Into Poetry. AsianWeek.
• YES YOKO ONO by Alexandra Munroe with Jon Hendricks. Rain Taxi, Fall 2002
• Philip Whalen Obituary. June 2002
• PERSONAL LESSONS. In 9/11 8:48 am: Documenting America's Greatest Tragedy (BookSurge).
• W A Y : Taoism and the Arts of China at Asian Art Museum, San Francisco Examiner, February 22, 2001
• TRANCE-SIBERIAN EXPRESS. The Desire Notebooks by John High. Poetry Flash #286 September-October 2000
• MAN OF LETTERS, BEYOND WORDS: Interview with Stephen Mitchell. Publishers Weekly. November 13, 2000
• MIND MANIFESTING: Touching the Edge: Dharma Devotions from the Hummingbird Sangha by Michael McClure. Shambhala Sun, May 1999. [Reprinted in Jack Magazine, preceded and followed by a haiku by GG, and with an uncredited illustration]
• TWIN PEAKS: The Gary Snyder Reader and Overtime: Selected Poems, Philip Whalen. Shambhala Sun, November 1999.
• ALL TOGETHER NOW : Across the Country, Communities Are Finding a Surprising Upside to the Y2K Countdown. Yoga Journal, July/August 1999.
• THE FLOATING WORLD: Hokusai's Woodblock Prints Make a Rare Appearance. AsianWeek, September 24, 1998.
• DHARMA GEEKS The Atlantic Monthly November 1998
• WHAT WOULD THE BUDDHA SAY TO DARWIN? Buddha's Nature: Evolution as a Practical Guide to Enlightenment by Wes Nisker. San Francisco Chronicle Book Review, December 6, 1998.
• INTERVIEW: Jose Ramos Horta. [2 parts] American Reporter, III:580, June 27 1997 [A Part Two reprinted at Global Exchange]
• Global Warming Is a Hard Truth To Tell. '"American Reporter [Reprinted in Albion Monitor] November 1996
• VISIONS OF THE FUTURE IN NEW MEDIA: WebNet 96. American Reporter
• INTERVIEW: Brenda Blethyn & Marianne Jean-Baptiste. American Reporter 1996
• JOHN ALTON : MASTER OF THE FILM NOIR MOOD: The Late Cinematographer's Influential Work Formed the Very Foundation of the "Dark Film" Style. [[American Cinematographer,]] September 1966.
• SUBJECT: HOW TO. YLEM: Artists Using Science & Technology. February/March/April 1995.
• INTERVIEW: He Ping. AsianWeek, April 14, 1995.
• SCREAM AGAINST THE SKY: Post-War Japanese Art Exhibit a Milestone for Modern Art. AsianWeek, July 14, 1995.
• Internet Security Threatened: On the Arrest of Kevin Mitnick. Cyberspace Today March 1 1995
• DAWN PAGES: A Survey of Eastern Spirituality Books. New Asia Review, Fall 1994.
• VETERANS. MINDFULNESS. WRITING. Shambhala Sun, November 1994.
• INTERVIEW: Tian Zhuangzhuang. AsianWeek, April 1, 1994.
• THE INTERNET FOR JOURNALISTS: The Fourth Estate in Cyberspace. MediaFile/ Media Alliance, April-May 1994; reprinted in Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine I:6, October 1, 1994 p7
• ART FINK: ['Big Daddy' Roth] Retrospective at New Langton Arts. ArtWeek, September 13, 1990.
• EXPUNGING DEATH: Rooms for the Dead at Galeria Museo. ArtWeek November 22, 1990.
• GHOSTS by Paul Auster. San Francisco Review of Books. XI:3, Fall 1986.
• MAGNA CIVITAS, MAGNA SOLITUDO: City of Glass by Paul Auster. The American Book Review, VIII:5, SeptemberOctobder 1986.
• THE HOLOCAUST: GENOCIDE. Hasidic Tales from the Holocaust by Yaffa Eliach & Genocide Its Political Use in the Twentieth Century by Leo Kuper. European Judaism.

More reviews published in San Francisco Review of Books:

• Money & the Soul of the World by Robert J. Sardello & Randolph Severson
• For Voice by Severo Sarduy
• Jews in Old China, Sidney Shapiro
• Earth Power Coming: Short Fiction in Native American Literature edited by Simon J. Ortiz.

Other articles published in The Christian Science Monitor, Common Ground, European Judaism, Ex-po-see (Mark Van Proyen, editor), Interactive Age, MediaFile (Media Alliance; as columnist), MultiCultural Review, Nob Hill Gazette (as columnist), and Whole Earth Review

And some duplicates, plus other (earlier) articles, are preserved & indexed via Internet Archives ( without whom ... )