Mia Lumsden is a project editor at Storey who—when she’s not working on books—is likely knitting, hand-spinning, taking naps with her dog, swimming, or eating delicious cheeses. Mia grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, and moved east more than 20 years ago to work on a farm in the Berkshires. It was there that this Great Lakes girl first learned that the sun can shine during the winter. She’s loved Massachusetts ever since.
From the moment I saw Rachel Corry’s book proposal for The Sandalmaking Workshop, I was excited to try my hand at sandalmaking. I’m an avid crafter and dedicated maker, but before then, it had never even occurred to me that I could make … Read More
My 4-year-old nephew, Louie, loves to observe and explore his surroundings. He’s a city kid through and through, so many of the observations he’s stockpiled reflect his Brooklyn upbringing: he can rattle off which subway lines run express, corrects his parents about bus routes, and … Read More
Every industry, profession, job, or project needs new ideas now and again. That’s how we advance personally, professionally, and culturally. But those ideas don’t have to come from big-shot geniuses. Your Idea Starts Here author Carolyn Eckert says great ideas live inside each … Read More
When you’re married to the head of a maple trade association, as I am, life is sweet. Leftovers from the syrup-tasting contest at the annual meeting often end up in our fridge. And when the organization wanted to sell a new treat at the Eastern … Read More
This is my dog, Sage. She’s an English Shepherd, bursting with both affection and smarts. Because she was bred to herd and we don’t have sheep, she works diligently to herd the humans in her life. We, in turn, work hard to tire her out. Read More