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You Can’t Judge a Book: The Small-Mart Revolution

Through the wonder of Twitter, I connected with Robert Humes who wanted to share The Small-Mart Revolution with me. After some Twitter tag trying to work out our schedules, we finally sat down over Skype one afternoon and had the following conversation. I’ll apologize in advance for the low volume following the introduction. This was [...]

You Can’t Judge a Book: Making Ideas Happen

Though I’m partial to fiction, I quickly discovered that not all human beings are cut from the same fabric. I had a chance to visit with Mathias Eichler, owner of Einmaleins in Olympia, Washington. Mathias took roots in Olympia in 2007 where he opened Einmaleins as a European lifestyle retail store. He quickly made his [...]

You Can’t Judge a Book: Racing in the Rain

I caught up with my friend Tom Plaster last summer and asked him what he was reading. Tom has a rather eclectic taste in literature and a passion for reading. He told of a couple books he was reading, one was fiction told from the point of view of a dog. The other explored ancient [...]

You Can’t Judge a Book: Prairies to Dunes

Last summer I got bored with the books I had on my bed stand, and I started asking people what they were reading hoping to find some inspiration. Being a long-time fan of sci-fi and fantasy, I quickly discovered what a sheltered life I have led. I decided to start documenting the variety of literature [...]