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Let’s Heed the Wisdom of Wendell Berry
1+ week, 3+ day ago (465+ words) Festival of Faiths (CC BY 2.0) As dangerous trends continue to intensify, we need his voice more than ever. Berry worked continually and until the very end of his life, often making the same points with the same urgency. His most…...
Remembering My Friend, Wendell Berry
1+ week, 3+ day ago (202+ words) The great poet, essayist, and fiction writer had a habit of repeating himself—but only because what he had to say was so important. I first met Wendell Berry in November 2019, at his farm in Port Royal, Kentucky, where he…...
Wendell Berry’s Wisdom of Belonging
1+ week, 3+ day ago (724+ words) Ben Aguilar/The Berry Center The legendary poet, farmer, and philosopher had vital lessons on transforming modern isolation. The great American farmer, philosopher, novelist, and poet Wendell Berry died Monday at his home in Port Royal, Kentucky. He was ninety-two....