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Mullein: Autumn 2015
It turned a little wild, became a feral thing.
This e-book is the first issue of the new quarterly Wild Ozark Musings zine-letter. It started out as an ordinary newsletter, but it got away from me during the composition. Now it's shorter than a book, longer than a newsletter, not as varied as a magazine. So it's a zine-letter.
In this issue you'll find musings on the liminal nature of Autumn, American ginseng's decline into decay, and learn about the many uses for the ubiquitous herb mullein.
The FREE PDF is only available to subscribers: http://eepurl.com/Q2dBP or those who have purchased the Kindle version.
This e-book is the first issue of the new quarterly Wild Ozark Musings zine-letter. It started out as an ordinary newsletter, but it got away from me during the composition. Now it's shorter than a book, longer than a newsletter, not as varied as a magazine. So it's a zine-letter.
In this issue you'll find musings on the liminal nature of Autumn, American ginseng's decline into decay, and learn about the many uses for the ubiquitous herb mullein.
The FREE PDF is only available to subscribers: http://eepurl.com/Q2dBP or those who have purchased the Kindle version.
46 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 5, 2015
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Madison Woods
27 books68 followersMadison Woods writes about ginseng and the nature that surrounds her in northwest Arkansas where she and her husband live way off the beaten path.
Her passions include writing, gardening, drawing, and photography and all of this is give room to play on her website at wildozark.com.
She also writes rural fantasy fiction under the pen name Ima Erthwitch.
Her passions include writing, gardening, drawing, and photography and all of this is give room to play on her website at wildozark.com.
She also writes rural fantasy fiction under the pen name Ima Erthwitch.
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