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  • Craftsmanship Magazine

    Highlighting master artisans, innovators, and pioneers whose work informs our quest: to create a world built to last.

  • Laura Fraser

    Writer, bookworm, salsa dancer, magazine journalist. Author of An Italian Affair, All Over the Map, Losing It, and The Risotto Guru; collaborated on Electrify with Saul Griffith, PhD. Loves SF, Italy, Mexico, Peter, and Oxford commas.

  • Todd Oppenheimer

    Todd Oppenheimer is the founding editor and publisher of the multimedia magazine, Craftsmanship; and the Executive Director of its non-profit umbrella, The Craftsmanship Initiative.

  • Jeff Greenwald

    I'm an Oakland, CA-based photojournalist, author, and sometime stage performer. My seven books include Shopping for Buddhas, The Size of the World, and 108 Beloved Objects.

  • Gary Rogowski

    Gary Rogowski is a furniture maker, podcaster, & teacher. Author of “Handmade: Creative Focus in the Age of Distraction", he founded The Northwest Woodworking Studio. His Mastery Program and Setting Up Shop video series gather students world-wide.

  • Anna Richards

    Multi-award-winning writer based in Lyon, France, and the author of Paddling France for Bradt Guides.

  • Folk School Field Notes

    The John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC offers week long and weekend classes year-round in traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, music, dance, cooking, gardening, writing and photography.

  • Pauline B

    Longtime audio journalist.

  • Chris Colin

    Chris Colin has written about bad billionaires, living in darkness, bureaucratic sludge and more for the New York Times Magazine, the Atlantic, Pop-Up Magazine, 99% Invisible and Wired. His next book is about a ritual he started called Admin Night.

  • Making Whole

    An addiction recovery program designed within the framework of a classical woodworking apprenticeship.

  • Erika Z.

    Writer and author in North Florida.

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    Discover the people, places and practices behind your handcrafted goods

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