John Franc
John Franc lives in North America with his wife and family. He has traveled extensively.
Praise
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Dolly
Freed is my hero….[If] this smart, engaging, funny, and frank manifesto…doesn’t
make you want to quit the rat race at least a little bit, then you must be one
big, fat rat.—Vice
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Compulsively
readable… One message comes out loud and clear. As the 18-year-old sage Dolly
Freed wrote: ‘I refuse to spend the first 60 years of my life worrying about
the last 20.’—New York Times Arts Beat
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Compulsively
readable… One message comes out loud and clear. As the 18-year-old sage Dolly
Freed wrote: ‘I refuse to spend the first 60 years of my life worrying about
the last 20.’—New York Times Arts Beat
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Dolly is a sharp writer, an autodidact and an 18-year-old of unusual competence and grit…There’s nothing precious about Possum Living: it’s genuine in a way few books are.
—Jezebel
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…this
book will not only make you laugh but might actually inspire you to embrace a
simpler life.—O, The Oprah Magazine
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Possum Living, a manifesto for living cheaply…is a relevant and sassy manual for the non-consumer lifestyle.
—Flavorwire
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An
elegant memoir.—Philadelphia City Paper
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A paean to self-sufficiency.
—Columbia Journal Review
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Dolly
Freed is my hero….[If] this smart, engaging, funny, and frank manifesto…doesn’t
make you want to quit the rat race at least a little bit, then you must be one
big, fat rat.—Vice
-
Compulsively
readable… One message comes out loud and clear. As the 18-year-old sage Dolly
Freed wrote: ‘I refuse to spend the first 60 years of my life worrying about
the last 20.’—New York Times Arts Beat
-
Compulsively
readable… One message comes out loud and clear. As the 18-year-old sage Dolly
Freed wrote: ‘I refuse to spend the first 60 years of my life worrying about
the last 20.’—New York Times Arts Beat
-
Dolly is a sharp writer, an autodidact and an 18-year-old of unusual competence and grit…There’s nothing precious about Possum Living: it’s genuine in a way few books are.
—Jezebel
-
…this
book will not only make you laugh but might actually inspire you to embrace a
simpler life.—O, The Oprah Magazine
-
Possum Living, a manifesto for living cheaply…is a relevant and sassy manual for the non-consumer lifestyle.
—Flavorwire
-
An
elegant memoir.—Philadelphia City Paper
-
A paean to self-sufficiency.
—Columbia Journal Review