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The Serendipity of Publicity
A few years ago, I was fortunate to play a role in helping Gene Baur, the co-founder of Farm Sanctuary, complete his first book, which told the story of the organization and the many animals that he’d rescued from stockyards. Last week, … Continue reading
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Tagged Farm Sanctuary, Gene Baur, Jens Soering, Jon Stewart, New Yorker, Thomas Keating, Tracey Stewart
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Jens Soering, The New Yorker, and Me
It’s a strange thing to see your name written out in the elegant, restrained typeface of The New Yorker magazine—as I, on this Monday morning, discover myself to be (in Nathan Heller’s “Blood Ties”). As someone who’s subscribed to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Jens Soering, New Yorker, Thomas Keating
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Martin Rowe 