Bill Hatcher is the author of three books (so far!) published by Lantern Publishing and Media:
The Red Planet is a Finalist in the 2025 National Indie Excellence Awards in the category Social/Political Change.
Principles of Flight was a Finalist in the 2019 National Indie Excellent Awards in the category Social/Political Change.
In addition to writing, Bill has investigated sacred gendered spaces of the Haya in Tanzania, and he continues to research the intersections of misogyny, racism, religion, animal cruelty, meat-eating, and environmental degradation worldwide.
Bill has instructed geography and anthropology courses since 1994 and lives in southern Colorado with his wife, Kim.
In this 5/22/26 episode of Geographies of Hope, Dr. Karen Barton and I consider how landscapes and deep adventure have the power to shift our perspectives -- if we're open to it. For me, it helped inform (and transform) my understanding of masculinity, violence, identity, and so much more!
In this 4/2/26 podcast on Lantern Voices, Luiza Guimaraes interviews me about my latest book, The Red Planet, where we discuss everything from environmental degradation, animal cruelty, carnivory, and misogyny, to racism, warfare, binary gender roles, and patriarchy -- and how it's all related!
Read Jordi Casamitjana's 3/9/26 interview with me in this intriguing article, "Bill Hatcher, the Vegan Geographer Digging Out the Roots of the World’s Distress," published by Vegan FTA.
In this fascinating 9/10/24 interview on "It's All About Food," Caryn Hartglass and I discuss everything from gender to bonobos in my book, The Red Planet.
Highlights from The Red Planet (details on the next page)
