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Dominique Browning's Books
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Paths of DesireWith the same warmth, wisdom, wit, and accessibility that readers have come to love and trust in her monthly column, House & Garden editor in chief...Read More -
Around the House and In the Garden"My story," writes Dominique Browning, the editor in chief of House & Garden, "is about the way a house can express loss, and then bereavement, and...Read More
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Christian Science Monitor, May 9, 2012
...New York Times called this book "a valentine to the City of Light." Need I say more? Dominique Browning was the high-profile editor of House & Garden magazine – until she wasn't. After 13 years at a prestigious job, Browning must come to peace with...
New York Times, March 16, 2012
...the problem with her life. Coral drifts into compromising situations and panics. She feels trapped; she cant think. Dominique Browning is the senior director of MomsCleanAirForce.org. She blogs at SlowLoveLife.com...
Cleveland Live, March 16, 2012
...woven with leaves and flowers, in partnership with nature." In her review for The New York Times, Dominique Browning called this "a sweet, tender love story about how gardens and gardeners age and adapt, each to the other." Dream of Ding Village Yan...
New York Times, March 16, 2012
...the problem with her life. Coral drifts into compromising situations and panics. She feels trapped; she cant think. Dominique Browning is the senior director of MomsCleanAirForce.org. She blogs at SlowLoveLife.com...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, February 21, 2012
...to travel, and your plane ticket only feeds the fantasy that you are making progress through this world. DOMINIQUE BROWNING, author of the memoir "Slow Love," is the senior director of Moms Clean Air Force, an organization fighting air pollution as a...
New York Times, February 17, 2012
...the literary equivalent of a wait on the tarmac. Joyce was going nowhere, fast and so was I. DOMINIQUE BROWNING, author of the memoir “Slow Love,” is the senior director of Moms Clean Air Force, an organization fighting air pollution as a...
New York Times, February 17, 2012
...equivalent of a wait on the tarmac. Joyce was going nowhere, fast and so was I. 1 2 DOMINIQUE BROWNING, author of the memoir "Slow Love," is the senior director of , an organization fighting air pollution as a children’s health issue...
Sydney Morning Herald, March 1, 2012
...other hand, are apparently a little bit equipped for solo dwelling. And according to New York Times writer Dominique Browning, living alone - no matter how painful it can get sometimes - is certainly better than being in a bad relationship. "A marriage...
Brisbane Times, March 1, 2012
...Women, on the other hand, are apparently a little bit equipped for solo dwelling. And according to writer Dominique Browning, living alone - no matter how painful it can get sometimes - is certainly better than being in a bad relationship. "A marriage is...
Care2, February 28, 2012
... by Dominique Browning The fight for strong protections against mercury pollution begins all over again. Senator James Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) has just filed a Congressional Review Act against the historic Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. He intends to...
Sacramento Bee, February 21, 2012
...a certain age, following a lifetime of nuturing others, some women long for an independent life alone, posited Dominique Browning in a New York Times essay last month. Unlike men, most have built strong social support networks of friends and family for...
New York Times, February 17, 2012
...the literary equivalent of a wait on the tarmac. Joyce was going nowhere, fast and so was I. DOMINIQUE BROWNING, author of the memoir “Slow Love,” is the senior director of Moms Clean Air Force, an organization fighting air pollution as a...
New York Times, February 17, 2012
...equivalent of a wait on the tarmac. Joyce was going nowhere, fast and so was I. 1 2 DOMINIQUE BROWNING, author of the memoir "Slow Love," is the senior director of , an organization fighting air pollution as a children’s health issue...
Huffington Post, February 16, 2012
...Flying solo is in -- in a serious way. A New York Times Q&A with Eric Kilnenberg, NYU sociology professor and author of the new book "Going Solo," leads with the facts: In 1950, 22 percent of American adults were single. Now that number is almost 50...
