Notes From The First Year

Notes From The First Year - Paperback

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Notes From The First Year

Notes From The First Year - Paperback

by Miles Howard
$9.38
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by Miles Howard (Author)

Inequality. Climate change. Healthcare. Gun violence. These are but a handful of the issues that defined Year One of the Donald Trump presidency. Now, as America contends with an extremist right wing Congress and careens towards one of the biggest, most consequential election cycles in U.S. history, author and researcher MILES HOWARD offers his editorial documentation of a dark, dangerous, yet galvanizing year for liberals, leftists, and all who are ready for a kinder and smarter America. This is the first book of a new annual series.

Author Biography

MILES HOWARD is an author, researcher, and communications consultant whose work has been featured in Southwest: The Magazine, the Boston Phoenix, The Hill, and the Los Angeles Times. His columns appear regularly at WBUR.org. A resident of Jamaica Plain, Miles graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in English and film. His next book, Red Sky at Night, will explore America three years before Trump.

Number of Pages: 102
Dimensions: 0.24 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: January 06, 2018
ISBN9780999541814
Author Miles Howard
PublisherMiles Howard
GenreHistory
FormatPaperback
PublishedJanuary 2018
LanguageENG- English
Pages102
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Miles Howard

Having grown up in New England, Miles Howard is no stranger to the art of road tripping, from family treks to northern Vermont (to hunt for Christmas trees) and the islands of Midcoast Maine (to escape the tourist mobs). But in 2016, after multiple cross-country road trips, he found himself with a renewed passion for digging deeper into the New England landscape and its communities. He began writing about travel in his regional home-with lots of field research trips, of course. Since then, he's covered New England travel with an eye for the peculiar and sublime-including charting the most beautiful trails of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont--and the best breweries--for his first travel guide, Moon New England Hiking. He traveled from Pittsfield to Provincetown using only municipal transportation and wrote about the adventure for Boston Magazine. He's also written for National Geographic, The Boston Globe, Mountain Gazette, and Outside, and he publishes a bestselling walking newsletter, Mind The Moss. Kelsey Perrett grew up in north central Massachusetts, in the shadows of Mount Wachusett and Mount Watatic. It was there that she developed an admiration for New England's steep rugged trails and bald granite faces, and a passion for backpacking, trail running, and wilderness medicine. She eventually traveled across the country (and others!) to bag peaks and seek out scenic vistas, but returned to where she felt most at home: performing trail work with the Appalachian Mountain Club in the Berkshires and White Mountains. She honed her writing career at New England's Yankee Magazine, and wrote for publications like VineyardVisitor.com and GreatRuns.com, where she is still a contributing editor. Kelsey holds a Wilderness First Responder certification and a trainer certification from the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics, among other environmental credentials. She lives in Boston.

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