Førstesideoppslag i Dagbladet Magasinet, 19 november 2011.| Jessica Furseth
Published in Eaten Magazine, The Sea issue (Summer 2025), pages 74-83| Jessica Furseth
Published in New Humanist, Summer 2025 issue, p56-58.| Jessica Furseth
Published in The Simple Things, May 2025.| Jessica Furseth
Published in The Simple Things, January 2025. Midwinter doesn’t really have many smells of its own. Beyond the invitingly acrid aroma of pine and the icy metallic scent of snow, this season’s smells are mostly memories of things that happened before nature went to sleep. Such as the baked goods spiced with ginger, cardamom andContinue reading "Let them eat oranges – but only in winter"| Jessica Furseth
Published in Extra Crispy, April 2017. Original story / Archived story. It is, in fact, possible. On his 30th birthday, Luke Abrams received 30 pounds of Red Robin-brand bacon—”Applewood smoked!”—from a friend who was a cook at the chain. “Red Robin is famous for their bacon. It’s like crack,” Luke explained. “I don’t know what sorcery theyContinue reading "What Happens When You Eat Too Much Bacon"| Jessica Furseth
Published in Garage by Vice in March 2019. Original story link / Archived story link. The permanently closed Lord Napier pub in Hackney is a never-ending piece of community art, but how long can it stay that way? I first saw the Lord Napier in Hackney Wick ten years ago, walking down White Post Lane when IContinue reading "On Google Street View, Gentrification, and London Street Art"| Jessica Furseth
Published in The Simple Things, October 2024.| Jessica Furseth
Published in Compound Butter, Play issue, July 2024.| Jessica Furseth
Published in Huck Magazine, June 2019. Original article link. / Archived story link. The curse of the British pub refurbishmentThe Disappearing City It’s the end of an era for Norman’s Coach & …| Jessica Furseth
FusionWire, January 2016. Meet Kash, the most exciting payment startup in town Kash isn’t your average scrappy payment startup – the billion dollar retailers have already started knocking. We…| Jessica Furseth