Jim Hogshire, born in 1952 in the United States, is an author and writer known for his insightful commentary and reporting. His work explores diverse topics with a sharp, analytical perspective. With a background that blends journalism and creative writing, Hogshire has contributed to various publications and continues to engage readers with his thought-provoking insights.
The Revised and Enlarged Edition of a national phenomenon that shows people how to grow and consume the primary medicine from the 19th century doctor's bag. "Opium for the Masses offers simple recipes for making 'poppy tea' from either store-bought or homegrown poppies, and Hogshire reports that a cup of this infusion would reliably relieve pain from anxiety and produce a sense of well being and relaxation." — Michael Pollan
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