Behind The Scenes: Rabbit Week
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Ginny’s Pink Bike
I remember meeting Ginny Branch’s cotton candy pink bicycle before I met her. I had chained my own retro bicycle to the same “Loading Zone Only” sign as hers. Ginny was a student at Savannah College of Art and Design and was applying for a part-time job at a lifestyle store I was struggling to help open. The Paris Market and Brocante is arguably the most eccentric, thoughtful hipster dream store in the United States.
A Turned Table: Cornfield Luncheon
Photography by Chia Chong Words by Libbie Summers Photo Styling by Libbie Summers, Katherine Sandoz and Brenda Anderson Jillian loves surprising Jeff. Readying to meet his workers in the corn fields […]
All in the Family
I grew up eating what was served to me. No one ever asked what I wanted, or offered an alternative to the salmon flopped on my plate flesh-side up, all pink and wet. Mom would leave the scales on the opposite side, so I’d have to flip it and slowly peel back its shiny, slithery coat. I’d curl my lip and wince.












