Listen to the episode here.
SOIL is featured on the cover of Booklist’s June 2023 issue!
Additionally, this issue includes an interview with Camille and spotlights SOIL in audio and in print! Read more about the June 2023 issue of Booklist here!
Camille is featured on the Living on Earth podcast!
Listen here!
“Opinion: The exciting possibilities that open up when you rip up your lawn”
Check out Tess Taylor and CNN’s interview with Camille!
SOIL is recommended by The Colorado Sun
Washington Independent Review of Books reviews SOIL alongside Ina Cariño’s Feast
SOIL makes it on American Booksellers Associations’s “National Indie Bestsellers” List!
20. An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us
Ed Yong, Random House, $30.00, 9780593133231
21. Magnolia Table, Volume 3: A Collection of Recipes for Gathering
Joanna Gaines, William Morrow Cookbooks, $40.00, 9780062820174
22. Quantum Supremacy: How the Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything
Michio Kaku, Doubleday, $30.00, 9780385548366
23. Knowing What We Know: The Transmission of Knowledge: From Ancient Wisdom to Modern Magic
Simon Winchester, Harper, $35.00, 9780063142886
24. The Wisdom of the Bullfrog: Leadership Made Simple (But Not Easy)
Admiral William H. McRaven, Grand Central, $25.00, 9781538707944
25. Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden
Camille T. Dungy, Simon & Schuster, $28.99, 9781982195304
See the full list here.
The Colorado Sun publishes an excerpt from SOIL
Read the excerpt here.
The Colorado Sun Interview
“SunLit: Tell us this book’s backstory. What inspired you to write it? Where did the story/theme originate?
Camille Dungy: I’d been interested in writing a book about what grew up from the soil around me. A nature book. I won a Guggenheim fellowship that offered me the opportunity to pursue this goal in 2020. Perhaps you remember some of the things that happened in 2020. That was a pretty complicated year.”
Read the rest of the interview here.
“Radiant Thinking: A Conversation between Pam Houston and Camille T. Dungy,” published by Orion
“On land stewardship, the quest for progress over perfection, resiliency, and rhubarb.”
Read the conversation here!