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Sue Hubbell
Books
Articles, essays, introductions, forewords, reviews
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- The West Side Meets a Missouri Chicken, October 9, 1975 (OTH)
- Press on Regardless, December 3, 1975 (OTH)
- Green Wood and Ham, January 3, 1976 (OTH)
- What's Going On in the Galleries, March 22, 1976 (OTH)
- Farley, the Chicken Babysitter, April 2, 1976 (OTH)
- Living with Bugs, April 19, 1976 (OTH)
- Egg Hustling, April 27, 1976 (OTH)
- Not Republicans, May 13, 1976 (OTH)
- Karma Kastles, June 3, 1976 (OTH)
- An Uppity Woman, June 14, 1976 (OTH)
- Time Management and Pansies, July 26, 1976 (OTH)
- Daisy Hay, August 6, 1976 (OTH)
- Great Corn Madness, August 20, 1976 (OTH)
- Zucchini Enough, September 16, 1976 (OTH)
- Rent-A-Heap, November 1, 1976 (OTH)
- Where the Lights Are Shining, November 12, 1976 (OTH)
- Still Not Republicans, December 2, 1976 (OTH)
- Cold Wrenches, Warm Hearts, December 31, 1976 (OTH)
- Snowbound, February 10, 1977 (OTH)
- Twenty-three Ways To Close a Fence Gap, February 18, 1977 (OTH)
- Why I Needed a Stone Floor, April 21, 1977 (OTH)
- Mo Mo, April 28, 1977 (OTH)
- The Curse of Moses, May 19, 1977 (OTH)
- Sufficiency and Sufficers, June 9, 1977 (OTH)
- All the Hours, June 15, 1977 (OTH)
- Buck Nelson, June 29, 1977 (OTH)
- The Penultimate Garden, August 11, 1977 (OTH)
- I Am Not an Artichoke, August 30, 1977 (OTH)
- To the Queen, October 3, 1977 (OTH)
- The Environment, Factory Model, October 28, 1977 (OTH)
- Keep Your Damn Paperclips, November 15, 1977
- Long Island Interlude, February 3, 1978 (OTH)
- Going Home, March 21, 1978 (OTH)
- New York Times
- Have You Heard About Mr. Jones?, New York Times, August 28, 1976
- The Joy of Alfalfa (book review), New York Times, October 12, 1986
- Love with the Right Farm Hand (book review), New York Times, August 16, 1987
- Hers: Ornery and proud of it, New York Times, May 22, 1988 (collected as 'Annie Sparks' in FHTT&BA)
- Ozarks: Spring of Bright Water, New York Times, March 4, 1990
- Expeditions in the Boundary Waters, New York Times, June 24, 1990 (collected as 'Tout Confort and Chocolate' in FFH)
- Hers: Bee Lines, New York Times, March 24, 1991
- Blue Morpho Butterflies, New York Times Sophisticated Traveler, May 15, 1994 (collected in FHTT&BA)
- Spring Comes to the Ozarks, New York Times, March 2, 2003 (collected in FHTT&BA)
- Hers, through women's eyes, Nancy Newhouse, editor (contributor), 1985
- Working Woman Magazine
- Factory Women, 1977 (OTH)
- American Bee Journal
- Nectar for Beekeepers, American Bee Journal, January 1977 (reprinted from SLP-D)
- Beekeeping Isn't All Honey, American Bee Journal, February 1977 (reprinted from SLP-D)
- Jumpsuit Fashion From A to Bee, American Bee Journal, May 1977 (reprinted from SLP-D)
- How They Got the Bug on Beekeeping, American Bee Journal, June 1977 (reprinted from SLP-D)
- 'The Venomous Bee--Intemperate Apiculture' (12 monthly columns), American Bee Journal, 1978
- The Honey Wars (collected in FFH and FHTT&BA)
- Time Magazine
- On the Road: a City of the Mind, Time Magazine, June 3, 1985 (collected in FFH and FHTT&BA)
- In Missouri: the Cicada's Song, Time Magazine, July 15, 1985
- In Massachusetts: Hard Driving, Time Magazine, July 28, 1986 (collected as 'Driving in Boston' in FFH)
- In Missouri: Outdoor Work, Very Heavy Lifting, Time Magazine, August 24, 1987
- Harpers
- Frameworks, Harpers, (excerpt from Country Year) April 1986
- Country Journal
- Caterpillars on parade, Country Journal, August 13, 1986
- The New Yorker
- Onward and upward with the Arts: Bugs, The New Yorker, December 28, 1987 (collected as 'Bug Art' in FFH)
- Talk of the Town: Deliveries, The New Yorker, March 7, 1988 (collected in FFH and FHTT&BA)
- Annals of Husbandry: The Sweet Bees-1, The New Yorker, May 9, 1988
- Annals of Husbandry: The Sweet Bees-2, The New Yorker, May 16, 1988
- The Talk of the Town: Kegling, The New Yorker, January 23, 1989 (collected in FFH and as 'Bowling Shoes' in FHTT&BA)
- A Reporter at Large: The Great American Pie Expedition, The New Yorker, March 27, 1989 (collected in FFH and FHTT&BA)
- Our Far-Flung Correspondents: The Vicksburg Ghost The New Yorker, September 25, 1989 (collected in BAE1990, FFH and FHTT&BA)
- Our Far-Flung Correspondents: Hey, Presto! The New Yorker, November 12, 1990 (collected in FFH and as 'Magic in Michigan' in FHTT&BA)
- Our Far-Flung Correspondents: Earthquake Fever, The New Yorker, February 11, 1991 (collected in FFH and FHTT&BA)
- A Reporter at Large: Ladybugs, The New Yorker, October 7, 1991
- Trees of Christmas, National Wildlife Federation, Elaine Furlow, editor (contributor), 1988
- Smithsonian Magazine
- For the love of loons, Smithsonian, March 1989
- Be it ever so glitzy, there's no place like the new truck stop, Smithsonian, November 1989
- Polly Pry, the Denver dynamo Smithsonian, January 1991 (collected in FHTT&BA)
- Rare glimpse inside tabloid world reveals editor is mad dog!, Smithsonian, October 1993 (collected as 'Space Aliens Take Over the US Senate!!!' in FFH and FHTT&BA)
- Hopping John gets the year off to a flying start, Smithsonian, December 1993 (Collected as 'Happy New Year' in FFH)
- You can still get it at the 'dime store' but not for a dime, Smithsonian, June 1994 (collected as 'Five-and-Dime Stores' in FFH)
- Flutter by and be counted, Smithsonian, June 1995
- Farewell Do-si-do, hello "Scoot and counter...Percolate!", Smithsonian, February 1996
- How taxonomy helps us make sense out of the natural world, Smithsonian, May 1996
- Three cheers for King Pumpkin-- orange and lovable, Smithsonian, October 1996
- Let us now praise the romantic, artful, versatile toothpick, Smithsonian, January 1997
- Best American Essays of 1990
- Vicksburg Ghost (New Yorker, September 12, 1989 and collected in FHTT&BA
- Discover Magazine
- Wendell Minor: Art For The Written Word: Twenty-five Years Of Book Cover Art, Florence Friedmann Minor, (contributing commentary), 1995
- Fields of dreams: travels in the wildflower meadows of North America, Tim Fitzharris (introduction) 1995
- Backyard Bugs, Robin K. Laughlin (foreword) 1996
- Perfect Unity: sculptors and living forms, 1990-1994 (catalog), 1996
- Missouri Conservationist
- Living Fit
- The Gift of Letting Go, Living Fit, May/June 1996 (collected in FHTT&BA)
- Natural History
- Trouble with Honeybees, Natural History, May 1997
- Engineering the Apple, Natural History, October 2001
- The Edge of the Sea, Rachel Carson (introduction), 1998
- Missouri Review
- American Scholar
- A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains (review), American Scholar, 1999
- Insects Revealed: Monsters or Marvels? Jacques de Tonnancour, (foreword), 2002
- Copia
- Mustard, Copia, October/November 2001 (collected in FHTT&BA)
- Sun Magazine
- Still Life With Bird, Sun Magazine, November 2007
All of Sue Hubbell's writing -- published and unpublished, as well as drafts, research material and correspondence -- is in the in the New England Writers Collection of the Boston Public Library.
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