Novella Carpenter




Novella Carpenter

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Novella Carpenter grew up in rural Idaho and Washington State. She majored in biology and English at the University of Washington in Seattle. While attending Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism, she studied under Michael Pollan for two years. Her urban farm began with a few chickens, then some bees, until she had a full-blown farm near downtown Oakland.

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No one brought a camera for the turkey slaughter class in Austin, including me. It was more personal that way.

Heck, it was personal on so many levels. First off, one of my best friends in the world hosted the class at her little urban farm in East Austin. Leilani is from the Bay Area and I have been missing her for a few years now as she's settled into life in Austin. Part of settling there involv...

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avg rating: 4.10 | 288 ratings | 132 reviews | 2 distinct works | 7 fans
Farm City: The Education of an... Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer
by Novella Carpenter
avg rating 4.11 — 281 ratings — published 2009
3 editions
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Don't Jump! The Northwest Wint... Don't Jump! The Northwest Winter Blues Survival Guide
by Novella Carpenter, Traci Vogel, Alli Arnold (Illustrator)
avg rating 3.25 — 4 ratings — published 2002
2 editions
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"No one seemed to think it was odd that a Dumpster-diving urban pig farmer was in their midst. In fact, I came to learn that the restaurant industry was filled with other obsessive freaks like Samin, who would never buy a factory-made pickle. I was just another one of those freaks."
Novella Carpenter (Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer)
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