The Potluck
Kae Lani Palmisano, Julia Skinner, Doug Mack / Snack Stack, HershA digital dinner party where the host with the most, Kae Lani Palmisano, brings whatever culinary whims, random musings, and weird conversations that strike her fancy to the table.
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Musings on fermentation, history, nature, writing as practice, and the everyday magic of our creative lives, for insatiably curious, hungry readers who like to create as much as they like to think.
I write Snack Stack, a newsletter about the cultural history of snacks around the world. I'm also the author of The Not-Quite States of America, a travelogue about the U.S. colonies (Norton, 2017).
Writing about living through the apocalypse. Publisher of "Better Strangers."
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