Chris Woodside-writer, editor, journalist

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Get This . . . Symbols in a personal history by Chris Woodside | Jul 26, 2021 | Get ThisThe forgotten Swiss Army knife is a character in my next book. I am writing a wilderness memoir. Appalachian Mountain Club Books will publish this book in a year. Writing personal history means I must do research on my own life. This story involves my two daughters,...History/environment writer Christine Woodside is a visiting professor in the journalism department at the University of Connecticut in 2020-21.Chris is working on books about her wilderness travels and New Jersey tenant farmers. She edits Appalachia journal (submit button at the bottom of the page). She also edits environment stories for The Conversation US.She earned her master s degree in history in May 2019 from Arizona State University. Libertarians on the Prairie, Chris s book about the lives and collaboration of Laura Ingalls Wilder and her daughter, has established itself in scholarship of the mysterious and gripping Little House books. She talks about limited government and the Little House books in this new episode of Sean Braswell s podcast, Flashback. Libertarians on the Prairie is available in hardback and a paperback edition with a Foreword by Stephen Heuser.  Order one today.Going back in time a bit: Chris appears throughout Don Bernier s 2005 film, In a Nutshell, about a brilliant, eccentric artist who found herself homeless in her 90s. A clip here.Listen to Chris tell a story at Connecticut Forest Park Association s wildlife story slam about running into a mama bear and her cubs.Chris Woodside was born in Philadelphia into a large family at the tail end of the baby boom, grew up Princeton, New Jersey, studied American civilization at the University of Pennsylvania, and has worked as a journalist for a long time. Chris edits the mountaineering and conservation journal Appalachia.  Read about her Appalachian Trail thru hike here. Writing WorkshopsChris often teaches at writing workshops around New England. Watch this space for news of upcoming events. More Info © 2021 Chris Woodside Office: 4 Water Street, Chester, CT 06412 Mailing: 41 Bridge Street, Deep River, CT 06417 860-575-1024 Site design by Good Design, LLC , Deep River, CTPrivacy Policy

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Chris Woodside is a Connecticut-based writer, journalist and editor specializing in writing about nature, environmental and historical subjects

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