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“In her regular contributions to Radish magazine, Linda Egenes writes clear, engaging prose. Readers enjoy her stories because they not only report need-to-know facts and ideas, but because Linda’s curiosity and compassion come forward, no matter what the topic. When a story idea from Linda pops up in my inbox, I get excited.”
—Brandy Welvaert, editor of Radish: Healthy Living from the Ground Up
Linda Egenes has written over 400 articles on green and healthy living, travel and the arts. She has written for Alternative Medicine, AAA Living, Family Fun and LA Yoga and many others.
Recent articles published in the Iowa Source (clicking on these links will take you off-site)
October 2009
“Flu Fighters: Natural Immunity”
September 2009
“Reduce Cholesterol Naturally: Six Dietary Tips to Lower Cholesterol from Maharishi Ayurveda”
July 2009
“Tom Sawyer Days: Hannibal, MO, Celebrates July 4th”
May 2009
“What the Amish Can Teach Us About Green Living”
November 2008
“Sculpting a Cob House: Mullenneauxs Build Their $7000 Dream House of Earth”
July 2008
“Deborah Madison: A Passion for Local Food”
May 2008
“Restoring Slow Food in the Heartland”
February 2008
“Why Kids Love Maharishi School: A Balance of Rest and Activity Makes Children Better Students”
Recent articles published in Radish
May 2009
“Visits with the Amish: Sustainable Farming, Living Are the Hallmarks of the Plain Life”
January 2009
“Fairfield First: Small Town Adopts Groundbreaking Sustainability Plan”
“The Comfort of Cob: Fairy Tale Cottage Takes Shape from Mud and Straw”
July 2008
“Ayurvedic Eating: A Practice from Ancient India Uses Seasonal Foods to Prevent Disease”
August 2008
“Growing Connections: Deborah Madison on the Value of Local”
Articles published in AAA Living
July-Aug. 2005
July-August 2006
“Where Time Stands Still: Embrace the Simple Way of Life with a Trip to Amish Country in Iowa, Indiana and Illinois” (no link)
March-April 2008
“Art Land: A Scenic, Pastoral Landscape and Thriving Creative Spirit Inspire Artists and Art Lovers in these East Iowa Towns” (no link)
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