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¤ I'll be one of three authors speaking at Robbins Library, Arlington, Mass., Thursday, June 7, at 7 p.m. in the Community Room.
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“I [started out] among the skeptics who felt food addiction was a copout. But after meeting Prager and reading his book, my view has shifted.” — JENNIFER LaRUE HUGET, Eat, Drink and Be Healthy columnist, Washington Post
“A compelling description of the process of addiction.” — JOSEPH FRASCELLA, National Institute on Drug Abuse
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Plenty of nothin'
I'm sad to report that Plenty magazine has gone out of production. My disappointment has a second layer, because I'd pitched them several times, but the magazine covered the green movement well, and anyone who's a partisan is a bit poorer.
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Plenty
That's unfortunate- I was a reader of Plenty as well. It seems lots of innovative green publications are tanking due to the economy, which sadly slows the movement here and there- that includes the terrific Green Guide, published by National Geographic. Their Green Guide to Go website is still up and running, though, and provides users with some of the most thorough and comprehensive tips I've seen.