The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 7月20日 06時36分
Two and a half years ago, @AmandaPetrusich sent a letter to Wendell Berry, the 84-year-old author of more than eighty books of poetry, fiction, and essays, and a longtime advocate for responsible, small-scale agriculture. The two corresponded by mail for a year (he does not own a computer or cell phone), and in November, 2018, Berry invited Petrusich to visit him at his farmhouse, in Kentucky, where he has lived with his wife, Tanya, since 1965. "Somehow, you just get led to where you’re supposed to be, if you’re willing to submit," he said. At the link in our bio, Berry talks writing, agrarianism, limits, farming, place, home, and love. Photograph by Guy Mendes.
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skirchy
I loved this piece. Usually I have a lot of noise around me, but I had a moment of having a quiet house to myself, and it was even better that way.
t.j.mitchell3
I have thank @nickofferman praise of Mr Berry in his book paddle your own canoe for turning me on to this extraordinary man's writing.
thegoodlifeincolorado
@nickofferman wrote a beautiful chapter in his book #gumption It was a wonderful way to learn more about Mr. Berry and his writings.
median_wage
Talk about likely candidates for double or triplicate lives, possible use of multiple identities by multiple family members....
doggylamapetcare
@levansgray I have trouble finding the links, too! This time I found it by clicking on @ amandapetrusich link above... ;-)
franciedelancey
? I ?the articles you publish. This is yet another example of the good articles that make it.. thankyou?
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