My great great grandmother's first husband died of dysentery a prisoner in Andersonville, conditions now much replicated in Rainbow Gatherings. Food, toilets, commerce, justice system — it's astonishing really.
Nice work, Miles Zaud.
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We at Harper’s Magazine mourn the passing of Annie Dillard, who served as a contributing editor to the magazine from 1973 to 1985.
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“Nature’s silence is its one remark,” Annie Dillard wrote in a 1981 Atlantic essay. Dillard, who died yesterday at 81, spent her life listening, @IsabelFattal writes. https://t.co/mUhCuVaFRh
Breaking News: Annie Dillard, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the modern classic “Pilgrim at Tinker Creek,” has died at 81. https://t.co/JRwmez9tSc
@walterkirn Mine moved on the morning of Mother's Day as my wife and I were rushing back to Akron after a 6am call from my brother that Dad had called the paramedics and things weren't looking good. She left just after 11am and I detoured to her birthplace, a farmhouse up the holler.
.@AstorAaron you are seven for seven! Love, love, loved Ramp Hollow! Thank you for constantly feeding my Appalachian obsession and hunger for knowledge.