Worms of Endearment
Part book tour diary, part earthworm love story

From Amy Stewart, author of
The Earth Moved: On the Remarkable Achievements of Earthworms


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Friday, February 20, 2004

Worms in the Snow

Here’s an image for you—a sign on a mountaintop outside Albuquerque describing the local flora and fauna.  Here, in the high desert, on a snowy day, is a reminder of the contributions of the humble worm.

Had a good talk at Bound to be Read, a terrific bookstore in Albuquerque.  One couple had been having problems with worms fleeing their bin and wanted to talk it over.  (Possible problems: the bin may be too wet—drain it or add dry shredded paper to soak up the moisture—or too acid—add bone meal or agricultural lime to sweeten it.)  There were a number of other worm enthusiasts in the crowd, we sold all the books the bookstore had ordered, and the worms I brought from California performed admirably.

I have a worm workshop tomorrow here in Humboldt county that is already sold out—60 people have signed up, and with walk-ins, there may be 70 in the audience.  More on that tomorrow. 


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