Anneli Rufus is the critically acclaimed author of four nonfiction books including The Scavengers' Manifesto and Party of One: A Loner's Manifesto. An award-winning journalist and poet, she has written for dozens of publications including the San Francisco Chronicle, the Los Angeles Times, the Boston Globe, and Salon. She lives in Berkeley, California.
"The eco-minded 'Scavenomics' philosophy that takes 'recycle and
reuse' to a new level."
-Chicago Tribune
"Forget haggling. In this economy, scavenging is the new closeout
sale."
- Boston Herald
"Practical ideas and tips pop up amid theories about Darwin,
economics and fashion industry trends. With its "live-in-the-moment
philosophy," and list of do's and don'ts for scavenging,
"Manifesto" provides an insightful if roundabout guide to
environmentally friendly living."
-Florida Times Union
"With retailers desperate for consumers' money, and consumers
increasingly holding onto that money more tightly, paying full
price has become about as uncool as wearing mom jeans. In their new
book, The Scavengers' Manifesto, Anneli Rufus and Kristan Lawson
explain how to live for less by becoming a scavenger, which they
define as anyone who collects what other people discard, or, more
broadly, people who avoid paying full price for just about
everything."
- (web site for US News & World Report)
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