The audiobook is beautifully executed and the text is so engaging. Makes me really think about how my choices, conscious and unconscious, have been influenced by all of the factors covered and how to proceed from here.
Critique: they don't acknowledge that in tiny, often poor rural towns, these collaborative techniques never halted after WWII. This is only 'new' to (sub)urban areas. Our town has managed it all with a call-in radio hour and gossip

Adored this audiobook. Warren knows how to pace a story and feed in evidence at the same time to make hugely complicated concepts approachable. I get it now, and love her and her book for it ❣

Within the first 6 chapters, it was already at the top of my all time favorites list. An absolute must read (or must listen, since the audio version is divine).

Thoroughly enjoyed the audio performance of this book from My public library's Overdrive account. The internal conflict, paired with the technical details of copying, made this book a quick and entertaining read.

Ferris gave today's keynote at the SNCA annual conference, after which he gave a book signing! The contents look amazing, and man, if Ferris doesn't know how to tell a story.