HeyJaredLate Night Fiction with Cedar Jones
I'm a literary fiction author and nemophilist living in the Pacific Northwest. Here you'll find genre literary fiction, essays, and outdoor video content.
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Hierophant (opens the original)
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Adios, Substack. (opens the original)
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For My Father (opens the original)
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Grief in death is inevitable, as Death that shambling figure clings to the shadows and the bracken our entire lives and whose true face we envision solely in that final moment. It is one of few unifiers by which we’re all made brethren. Death claims family, friends, pets, or (god forbid) celebrities, and thus we mourn. Mourning transforms throughout the course of our lives, taking on selective purposes, though I would argue it never truly leaves us. This can be a beautiful thing, as it anchors u
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