Berry's Newest

Wendell Berry has a new book coming out (originally expected last year), a follow up to his early book about racism, The Hidden Wound. https://t.co/76NoW9ohC1 pic.twitter.com/v3T6I9h5Mb

— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) February 23, 2022

Named After Wendell Berry

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— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) July 7, 2021

Wendell Berry's Communitarianism

Mark Cooprider explores Wendell Berry's plea with his readers to find joy and fulfillment—the motivations at the heart of Huck Finn and Christopher McCandless—not in escape and isolation, but in willing membership and participation in community life. https://t.co/u0topQmnEA pic.twitter.com/i5UJF8aX6i

— Front Porch Republic (@FrontPorchRepub) May 27, 2021

Is it a sufficient response to identity politics? No.

Wendell Berry in 1981

At the first ever E.F. Schumacher Lectures in 1981, farmer and novelist, Wendell Berry, spoke about what links us to a home place and how that connection results in a "husbandry" that benefits people, land, and community.

We recommend giving it a listen:https://t.co/c5Wjcc2szx

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) May 11, 2021

Mockingbird Article on Wendell Berry

My latest for @mockingbirdmin. A conversation with an activist, a Kentucky farmer, guest starring @jeff_bilbro! https://t.co/tapCYlRrOY

— joshua retterer (@joshuaretterer) October 29, 2020

https://mbird.com/2020/10/wendell-berry-wants-to-shoot-a-drone/

A Review of What I Stand On

My review of the collection in @plough is certainly not the last word on the significance of Berry’s nonfiction prose. But at least I got the meaning of the title… https://t.co/oyXvDdwxP7

— Jeffrey Bilbro (@jeff_bilbro) September 28, 2020

Penguin/Random House

Race and Anti-Fragility

On anti-fragile anti-racism.

My anniversary appreciation of Wendell Berry’s The Hidden Wound.https://t.co/8fcW6Dbs5D

— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) August 5, 2020

This is out now at @commonwealmag https://t.co/8fcW6Dbs5D

— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) August 5, 2020

Reading this book years ago radicalized me . . . it's just my radicalism looks reactionary. https://t.co/hXyudTqMQp

— James Matthew Wilson (@JMWSPT) August 5, 2020

"The healing steps Berry advocates can’t be captured in a campaign or a tweet, much less in a human-resources certification module."

On re-reading Wendell Berry's book about American racism, The Hidden Wound: https://t.co/tJlmEPkeKh

— Commonweal Magazine (@commonwealmag) August 5, 2020

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It was pure brag on young Henry Thoreau’s part to say that he had gone to Walden Pond in order “to front only the essential facts of life,” to take a Spartanlike stance against its… »

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