Love, Stephanie Greene
Lovely heresy and liberating self healing in a cauldron of queerness, spiritual wandering, slow rituals, storytelling, and an ongoing exploration of Third Way.
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In A Beginning There Was A Mother (opens the original)
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Some of us were born weird, always aware of the ways we didn’t fit into the way of things. Night owl tendencies hammered down to allow for school and work schedules; seasonal affective disorder aggravated by trying to produce on the same level in winter - a time we should be burrowing down and in; disconnected sensations of showing up to perform for capitalism in a way that eats our souls, craving community that is well and truly a village. Whatever it’s been for you, at its core, isn’t it reall
Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke (opens the original)
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In truth, I picked up a copy of Yesteryear because this post showed up on my Instagram feed, and it was too delicious to ignore. The intersection of a feminist author’s debut novel with the interior of the culture that has created an almost godservant-like ideology out of the trad wife experience was so specifically my niche. I was obviously going to devour this story, and it was clear from the description that I should expect some indigestion. <
There's Something Cowardly in Here With Us (opens the original)
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Four, Two, Now... (opens the original)
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There’s a pinch of autumn in the mornings now, a thing I wonder if I’d felt four years ago when our caravan of life had pulled through a narrow drive in North Albany. Sometime after 10 pm, we’d spilled from the cars, from the U-Haul, and scrounged for a key left by the leasing agent. We’d used phone flashlights to dig in the lock, and then flung open th… Read more
Do you remember the scent of aliveness? (opens the original)
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