Hearth & Field Adds Print Subscriptions!
And so much more! Come find out!
Friends,
I have a big announcement to share.
Many of you will already be familiar with the online journal Hearth & Field, where I am an associate editor and for which I have penned pieces on Talking to Strangers, Winter Wonder, Teaching Children History, Apple Season, Cookie Rambles, Chickens, etc.
This week Hearth & Field is announcing its new, outstanding print subscription project, Hearth & Field Print Premium.
Don’t worry, most H&F essays will still be available for free online. This is important to us.
But you can get so much more now through this new print subscription, including:
A beautiful, substantial, high-quality print quarterly mailed to your home four times a year, the kind of thing you will want to keep on your shelf and treasure.
Access to a variety of carefully curated online subscription-only perks that will include you in the craft and conversation that goes into creating our issues.
Periodic high-quality artisanal gifts, starting with a hand-crafted, American-made leather bookmark and hand-thrown mug.
Not sold yet? Read on, and consider joining the H&F project with a subscription for yourself or a family member or friend:
Learn about the new Hearth & Field Print Premium Subscription by clicking here.
Thank you!
Dixie
What! A print subscription! This is phenomenal.
Also, I love this: "Ground you deeper in reality. When you read about real life while seeing, smelling, touching, and hearing the rustle of the pages of our beautiful journal, you will experience everything therein with a stronger sense of presence. Take the opportunity to hold Hearth & Field in your hands and connect to it with all your senses. (Except for taste: we don’t recommend tasting our print editions. The recipes are good though.)"
Sounds absolutely splendid! Would love to have the mug and leather bookmark to go along; also absolutely love that they consider accepting barter - maybe I have some venison left in the freezer :)