Category Archives: Yellow Pine Journalism

When it Began

Almost 30 years ago I was making furniture on the back porch that could best be described as in the style of “Dangerously Doweled” or simply “Prolapsed Flatpack.” Then I visited this place. At the time I was a junior editor at a magazine that covered politics and government, and the bosses decided the editors…

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Nancy & Juliette

After Nancy Hiller’s death on Monday and the outpouring of grief, tributes and love from her friends, family and fans, I didn’t know if there was anything left to say about this remarkable woman. But I am willing to find out. First, what you must know is that everything you’ve already read is true. Nancy…

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A Once-in-15-Years Sale

In the 15 years John and I have run this company, we’ve never had a big “sale” for our books and tools.  Sure, we’ve had to occasionally drop the price on a product we are closing out (remember “The Book of Plates?”). But we’ve tried hard to keep our prices fair and consistent, so that…

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