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Deborah Lee Luskin

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The Animal Adventurer’s Guide

September 22, 2022 Deborah Lee Luskin

The Animal Adventurer's Guild

Nature as a Foreign Land Like many suburban-raised kids, I grew up as if Nature was a foreign land. Except for a small patch of front lawn, which we were supposed to stay off, and a scrappy backyard where we had a sandbox and jungle gym, “outside” was mostly paved. We played running bases on […]

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Moving By Muscle

September 7, 2022 Deborah Lee Luskin

Riding the rail trails is one of the ways I enjoy moving by muscle. Moving by muscle is what I do for recreation and exercise: hiking through the woods, rowing on the river, and biking on the rail trails. There’s only foot traffic on hiking trails, few motorboats are on the river as early as […]

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Riding the Rail Trails

August 31, 2022 Deborah Lee Luskin

I’ve been riding the rail trails: biking on old railroad beds that have been repurposed for non-motorized recreational use. I used to ride my bicycle on the roads. When I was sixteen, I biked from southwestern Connecticut to southeastern Vermont. The way I remember it, back then there was less traffic, less speeding and less […]

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Ruth Shafer: The Artist I’ve Raised

July 19, 2022 Deborah Lee Luskin

I didn’t know I was raising an artist when my youngest was a child. Her show, The Weight, opens at the Southern Vermont Arts Center with a reception this Friday, July 22, 2022 from 5-7 and will be on view until September 11, 2022. On display will be Girl’sDress, which Ruth describes is an “effort […]

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Wendy Harrison for State Senate

July 13, 2022 Deborah Lee Luskin

With 10 of Vermont’s 30 state senators stepping down—including both senators from Windham County— we need someone with experience in government to represent us in Montpelier. That would be Wendy Harrison. Wendy has experience. Since moving to Vermont full time in 2015, Wendy’s had firsthand experience as a municipal manager and/or administrator in the small […]

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Deborah Lee Luskin, Writer

Deborah Lee Luskin is a writer by vocation and a Vermonter by choice. Into the Wilderness is her first published novel. Deborah is a skilled writer, talented teacher, eagle-eyed editor and entertaining public speaker. Contact Deborah with information about your project to find out how she can help you.


 

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    • Elegy for a Girl
    • Works in Progress
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    • Rosefire Revision Circle
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