Jay and Tweezy's coffee table book, The Kitchen, was their love letter to the plant. The 2022 Cannabis Annual is their love letter to the diverse and vibrant cannabis community that has existed long before the current decriminalization and corporatization trending throughout North America and the world. With contributions from cannabis photographers, breeders, growers, organic gardeners, and more, the 2022 Cannabis Annual is 400 hardcover pages of beauty, love, and admiration for the cannabis plant and the community that created what is known as cannabis culture.

Our first coffee table book, The Kitchen, was our love letter to the plant. The 2022 Cannabis Annual is our love letter to the diverse and vibrant cannabis community that has existed long before the current decriminalization and corporatization trending throughout North America and the world. With contributions from cannabis photographers, breeders, growers, organic gardeners, and more, the 2022 Cannabis Annual is 400 hardcover pages of beauty, love, and admiration for the cannabis plant and the community that created what is known as cannabis culture. This wonderful collection features essays and other works from Ed Rosenthal, Kyle Kushman, Debby Goldsberry, Jeff Lowenfels, Angela Bacca, The Dank Duchess, Ngaio Bealum, Adam Jacques, and many others along with stunning full-color visual representations of cannabis plants and art inspired by the plant and the community that celebrates it. The 2022 Cannabis Annual acknowledges the cannabis advocates the community has lost in the last few years, from SubCool to Frenchy Cannoli, Lester Grinspoon MD, and Neville Schoenmakers.

Jay Kitchen a/k/a Joseph Rosenzweig is the 'nom de weed' of a Crohn's disease patient, a retired attorney, and administrative law judge. Jay has been using and growing cannabis since the early 1970s. He was arrested in Michigan, as a minor, for 'possession' in 1973, and later lived and grew cannabis as medicine in NYC on and off for close to 40 years before relocating to the Pacific Northwest in 2015, where he tends his perpetual cannabis garden.