contributors
Jeanne Storck
story: Art Parks
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Jeanne Storck is a freelance writer and web designer. She has written on sustain- able living for National Geographic Traveler, The Monthly, Make, Craſt, Common Ground, Artweek, and Oakland Magazine. She lives in San Francisco with her husband, Mark, and takes art-themed road trips every chance she gets.
jeannestorck.com
Julia Stotz
story: Father of Dragons; front cover
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Los Angeles- based photographer Julia Stotz is a self-described veggie addict and lover of the simple moment. She strives to capture everyday scenes with a sense of sincerity and adventure; her photography is focused on people, food, and travel. Her work appears in outlets like Elle Decor, Kinfolk, Paper, and Refinery29.
juliastotz.com
Jay Walljasper
story:
Making Our Place
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Jay Walljasper writes, speaks, and consults about how to create communities that thrive. Author of The Great Neighborhood Book and All That We Share: A Field Guide to the Commons, he lives in Minneapolis—where you can often find him walking, biking, or working from his local cafe.
jaywalljasper.com
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