Fire Moon Rising
Fire Moon Rising blends real life and myth - the practical and the cosmic.Through storytelling and fable, I explore the messy, beautiful in-between seasons:career collapse, reinvention, dating, healing, and all the ways life redirects us when we’re not paying attention.You’ll…
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S4 Ep3 - The Woman and the Promise of Soon (opens the original)
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The Woman goes out into a warm Manly evening, hoping she might meet someone. Instead, a stranger asks a question she can no longer answer simply. Back aboard the train, a freight of boxes has been travelling with her for weeks. When she finally opens them, she finds an old diary containing a boy who returned, lessons in finding love and predictions about the man who was supposedly almost there. As the Full Moon approaches Aries Moon, the Council confronts the evidence of how long the Woman has b
S4 Ep 2 The Woman Who Asked Where He Was (opens the original)
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Nine months without a date, the Woman finally notices the empty seat opposite her. As the train stops at a series of platforms, she and the Council encounter interest without initiative, promised arrivals that never happen, and intimacy-shaped words with nothing behind them. Then, when the journey begins to feel particularly sparse, the Woman finds herself looking back towards the last place where desire felt real. Blending fable with real-life dating stories, The Woman Who Asked Where He Was is
S4 Ep1 - The Woman Who Finally Boarded the Train (opens the original)
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The train has finally arrived. After eighteen months of waiting, one phone call changes the state of the Woman’s life. Her visa is approved, work begins almost immediately, and the ordinary world she has watched from the platform starts moving around her once again. But boarding the train does not mean leaving everything behind. In the opening episode of Season Four , the Woman finds her place alongside the Council, marks the return of her independence and discovers the luggage she carried aboar
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