The American Peasant
Christopher Schwarz, Megan Fitzpatrick, Kale VogtFurniture for the 99 percent. Written by the publisher of Lost Art Press.
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| Issues | 244 | Subscribers | Read | christopherschwarz.substack.com |
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Editor and furniture maker at Lost Art Press. Covington, Ky.
Editor, woodworker, lover of Shakespeare and cats.
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