On “tyrannese”: A fake interview with Wendell Berry
Well, it’s been a disorienting couple of weeks under the new regime, and while sales of George Orwell’s 1984 pushed the dystopian novel into…
Henry Bakker and his family farm 100 acres of mostly Bondhead sandy-loam soil on limestone bedrock just a few miles south of the Canadian Shield, in the Kawartha Lakes watershed. They practice regenerative agriculture which is designed to enhance soil and ecosystem health, rather than deplete it. You can learn more about their work at <a href="http://www.fieldsparrowfarms.ca">www.fieldsparrowfarms.ca</a>. Henry serves as the Essay Curator for <em>Topology Magazine</em>.
Well, it’s been a disorienting couple of weeks under the new regime, and while sales of George Orwell’s 1984 pushed the dystopian novel into…
Editor’s Note: This essay is the last in a series of three. Part one explored the differences between the money code of value and…
Editor’s note: A portion of this essay was originally published in Geez Magazine, issue 17. It is currently part two of a three-part series,…
Editor’s Note: The following essay is part one in a series of three that will explore the implications of different types of values for…
Review: Living In The World As If It Were Home. Tim Lilburn. Cormorant Books, 1999. Most serious thought in our time struggles with the…
Christ climbed down from His bare Tree this year and ran away to where there were no rootless Christmas trees hung with candycanes and…
I am unpacking my library. Yes, I am. The books are not yet on the shelves, not yet touched by the mild boredom of…
The rhythm of farm life is shaped by the passage of the seasons. In the Kawartha Lakes region of Ontario where I live, maple…
Editor’s note: A portion of this essay was originally published in Geez Magazine, issue 34. Photos from “Conquest of the Land Through Seven Thousand Years,” W.C….