Why not?
Building a robust sense of the common good comes about in part by asking ourselves tough questions.
All posts tagged: Janet Hulstrand
How constraints fuel creativity and other lessons from a life in France
Jane Bertch’s engaging memoir and Bold Fork Books—a match made for food lovers everywhere.
One person’s perspective . . . and why that’s important
Can ordinary people help write history?
Pull up a chair and let’s talk
Summarizing 20 conversations with authors about writing, truth, the past, the present, and life’s lessons.
From the bookshelf: January 2024
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from January 2024.
“Keeper” or “thrower”
When it comes to de-cluttering the house, are you a keeper or a thrower?
Talking with writers
A summary of my 2023 discussions with seven different authors about their most recent works.
From the bookshelf: February 2023
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from February 2023.
The best journeys are the long ones
My interview with author Janet Hulstrand on her delightful new memoir exploring the writing life.
A book becomes a book in the hands of its readers
Emma Smith on why – when we think of books important to us – we find their content is inseparable from their form.
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