Review: Field Notes From Elsewhere by Mark C. Taylor
Joan L. Cannon reviews: The arrangement of essays is constructed over 52 days divided into 'AM.' and 'PM.' The subjects range from the everyday to the exceptional, from childhood to 9/11, gardening to cancer, concrete to abstract. Every entry depends heavily on perceptions based on contradictions. Read More...
More Articles
- National Institutes of Health: For Healthy Adults, Taking Multivitamins Daily is Not Associated With a Lower Risk of Death
- Ferida Wolff's Backyard: Spring is Coming
- Women's Congressional Policy Institute Weekly Legislative Update: Reproductive Health, Recruiting Families Using Data Act, the Supporting Pregnant and Parenting Women and Families Act
- Health, United States, 2020-2021: Annual Perspective; Focus of This Issue is On Health Disparities by Sex, Race, Ethnicity and Socioeconomic Status
- Ferida Wolff Writes: Our Senses
- Roberta McReynolds Writes: My Rainbow Has 64 Colors
- US Census Report: Young Adults Living Alone Report Anxiety, Depression During Pandemic
- Julia Sneden: Niggly Things
- GAO* Report on Retirement Security: Older Women Report Facing a Financially Uncertain Future
- The Autobiography of a Garden at The Huntington, a Joy for Viewers and Gardeners
