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The Processing
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The essay "The Processing" originally appeared on Jeannie's Substack, Constantly Curating. Subscribe here for monthly updates! Happy Autumnal Equinox to those who celebrate 🙂 It’s book festival season. I’ve recently returned from Chicago’s Printers Row Lit Fest and looking…By Jeanne|

Why Farming? Looking Back to Move Forward
The essay "Why Farming? Looking Back to Move Forward" originally appeared on Jeannie's Substack. Subscribe here for monthly updates! Last month’s newsletter addressed “Why Wisconsin?” but I probably should have answered this one first, “Why Farming?” There are…By jbadmin|

Colored Television by Danzy Senna
This review of Colored Television by Danzy Senna was originally published in the New York Journal of Books. Colored Television by Danzy Senna Colored Television is a sharp, comedic novel about the competing drives to make money and make art in one woman’s pursuit of her…By jbadmin|

Why Wisconsin? Inheritance, Migration, and Finding Home
The essay "Why Wisconsin? Inheritance, Migration, and Finding Home" originally appeared on Jeannie's Substack. Subscribe here for monthly updates! It’s a question I get a lot these days. “Do you or John have family in Wisconsin?” People seem truly puzzled about…By jbadmin|

Long Island Compromise by Taffy Brodesser-Akner
Long Island Compromise by Taffy Brodesser-Akner I loved this novel for its sharp, whip-smart observations and turns of phrase. I love a book with funny, revelatory descriptions and this one delivers. It is a simple plot that is basically an excuse to delve into the theme…By jbadmin|

Soil and Spirit by Scott Chaskey
Soil and Spirit: Cultivation and Kinship in the Web of Life by Scott Chaskey I listened to the audio version of this book of essays as I walked our farm in the afternoons. Scott Chaskey's reading voice as well as his poetic prose provided a meditative and spiritual accompaniment…By jbadmin|



