A Little More Wonder
CameronA very occasional newsletter with stories, events, and other things that I hope you might like.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | alittlemorewonder.substack.com |
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Stuck in the Middle with Oystercatchers and You
A few years ago I got mildly obsessed with the story of St. Brigid, one of the patron saints of Ireland after my friend Rachel Fallon showed me how to make a Brigid’s cross. (I used pipe cleaners. It’s fun and satisfying if you need an easy...
There You Are: Shannon Cronin
I love seeing my friends in their places, especially places I’ve heard about for a long time and never experienced. My longtime wish to see Shannon Cronin’s neighborhood in Philadelphia came true last spring. I loved every minute of it — me...
There You Are: Amran Gowani
I love books that show me a different side of places I thought I knew. That’s true of author Amran Gowani’s new book, Leverage, which takes readers into the shadowy side of the San Francisco Bay Area’s financial scene. (My main experience w...
The Things I Didn't Carry
We had an English teacher in high school who was obsessed with the 1960s. If you wanted to get him off-topic (if, for example, you were avoiding a class assignment where you had to select a poem and read it in front of the class), you just ...
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I write about science, nature, and the connections between our outer and inner landscapes. Books: How to Capture Carbon (short stories), Points of Light (essays), National Monuments of the U.S.A. (kids).
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