Susannah Eanes
I'm a writer, editor, and publisher
environment, land use, economy, geography, women's history, architecture, social justice, sewing, historic garments
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Murder and Forgiveness
It has been a little over nineteen years since two sweet innocents sank into the bottom of a man-made lake in South Carolina, sent there by the woman who carried them in her womb. Susan Smith's story changed us all, mothers and fathers and families alike. None of us were unaffected, and yet, looking back, it is perhaps time we saw the lake as a mirror, and recognize our own reflection within it.
As a society, although individually we may strive toward good, we are none of us innocents.
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The Writer as Pilgrim
The Writer as Pilgrim by Susannah Eanes | The Read on WNC
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An Interview with James Howard Kunstler
Originally published in Hanging Out! Vol 7 Iss 2
Summer 2007
The Newsletter for Project Laundry List, a Right-to-Dry Organization
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The RUGFarm Chronicles: a dry retribution
The RUGFarm Chronicles: a dry retribution
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Elloree: A Vision of the Day After Peak Oil
Elloree: A Vision of the Day After Peak Oil
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The Wash House
Originally published in Hanging Out! Vol 7 iss 3
Autumn 2007
The Newsletter for Project Laundry List, a Right-to-Dry Organization
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The View from the Basket
The View from the Basket | Life Lessons
Originally published at Project Laundry List
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How Far We've Come, to Fall So Far
How Far We've Come, to Fall So Far | a bit of earth