Book Reviews: Spring in the Garden

Published, April 2007, Bigfoot Valley News, in my regular column, The Book Worm.  

As I slowly add more columns you will see that we played around a bit with the name of the column.  It was always some version of Bookworm, or BookWorm,  or as you see here,  The Book Worm.  You will see it with or without the 'the' and the 'the' was sometimes capitalized and sometimes not.  Vast were our discussion on the subject as well.  We waxed poetic, as it were, or more accurately philosophical, grammatical, and aesthetic. Yes, I am being silly, but it is also true.

A link to readable text is posted below the scan.  

Full text of this article can be read, as written and not as edited for publication, on my Garden Secrets blog: Spring Garden Book Reviews.

Second North American, second serial, or reprint rights available. The article can be broken up into smaller pieces if you are looking for filler.  I am also willing to do a limited amount of rewriting. 

Text, Copyright Harvest McCampbell, 2007.  Photo courtesy of the author.  Everything else, copyright Bigfoot Valley News 2007.  This article may be reprinted or reposted with written permission only. For more information send me an e-mail to:  harvest95546 @ yahoo.com (take out spaces).

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April in the Garden, 2008, Two Rivers Tribune

April in the Garden from my former yearly contracted column,  Digging The Dirt, published in the Two Rivers Tribune, April, 2008.  ( Link to readable text below images.)


Review of the book, Buried Treasures: Tasty Tubers of the World, starts near the bottom of the first column below.  It is easier to find and read in the plain text version on my Garden Secrets blog.  Scroll down below the article scans for a link.

 

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The full readable text as originally written (not as edited for publication) is available on my Garden Secrets blog. Just click right there where it says Garden Secrets.

Photos available:  Color and black and white scans of the cover of the book,  Buried Treasures, Tasty Tubers of the World, mentioned in the article; and black and white photos of the Jerusalem artichoke flowers, plant, and also of the tubers themselves.  If I spent enough time at it, I might be able to find the original full color versions as well.

Reprint rights available. The article can be broken up into smaller pieces if you are looking for filler.  I am also willing to do a limited amount of rewriting.

Article & photos: Copyright Harvest McCampbell, 2008.  Everything else, copyright Two Rivers Tribune 2008.   For more information on the article please send me an e-mail:  harvest95546 @ yahoo.com (take out spaces). This article may be reprinted or reposted with written permission only. 

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