My father once told me that Bert's murder was a freak event, more like getting hit by lightning than a story with a logical conclusion. I knew he was partly right, but I also knew that Bert's ambition and personality had been part of the story too.
--A Farm Dies Once a Year: A Memoir by Arlo Crawford.
Crawford uses the annual agricultural cycle to frame his memoir about growing up on an organic farm in Pennsylvania. You've heard of "armchair travel" as a genre? How about "armchair farming"? It appeals to me!
But there is this whole murder-of-a-neighbor angle that gives the story a little edge.
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