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Here’s an NPR interview with her , talking about coping with the stress of politics.

Turns out the person who told me about Jen mentioning my work in her book is the partner of one of my

Inger Mewburn (Thesis Whisperer) for her critical take on networks (Mewburn 2020).

More pertinently, hers is writing which “disrupts and redefines established patterns of seeing,” as her A quotation by Walter Benjamin prefaces her book . It conveys her theme as an inadvertent riddle: ‘There is no difference between a human life and a word Certainly, her approach stands in stark relief with the dispassionate just the facts, ma’am  tactic. for, and personal engagement with, her human and conceptual subjects.

If not terribly startled, they move off in the bounding equivalent of a trot (as opposed to a flat out

She was born in the same small town, has lived there most of her life, and has only heard of such a local

efforts to protect the remaining glowing golden cherry tomatoes devolved in stomping, shouting, and arm flapping

Bethann’s] extensive knowledge of the natural world, combined with years’ of teaching experience, enable her

how to draw different species to how to draw roots, tree branching patterns, and whole landscapes, her Since she lives in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, there are several months each year where most of her posts

Her extensive knowledge of the natural world, combined with years’ of teaching experience, enable her to write in a conversational fashion, including the readers in her articles by using “we” and “our”. Another said, of her article explaining why leaves change colour in the fall, said, “I was so excited Her illustrations are wonderful – ducklings, birds, fish, etc.

interested in caribou for most of his life, while Chrystel had never thought much about them before starting her

illustration was made by pausing the video, listening very carefully to one of the little girls describing her