The desire of people to redo their homes in the face of being inside for a year has led to an unprecedented lumber boom. Prices have, in turn, skyrocketed. For years, the price of 1,000 board feet of
Oxford University Press has released what it is calling the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History. It’s written by top scholars and is something that is primarily (or maybe exclusivel
Willa Brown published a piece in the Atlantic yesterday on “lumbersexuality” and a crisis of masculinity. By lumbersexuality, Brown means the logger fetish a certain subset of bearded hips
I’m sure the timber industry is glad it retook its historically appropriate title America’s most dangerous job. An excerpt from my book manuscript draft, part of which explores the history
If there’s one thing in this world I follow more closely than any other, it’s the politics surrounding forestry in the Pacific Northwest. So I found this Michael Donnelly essay in Counterp