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A Poem Is A Place

By Isabelle Correa

For poets and poetry lovers. Read me. Write with me.

I think Isabelle is one of my favorite living poets. Relatable ache bathed in pools of pink neon. This gal is it.

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Fresh Water by Kate Vollrath

Conversations with strangers. Coming up for air.

Kate's writing is an absolute delight of mine. I love to live vicariously through her heartfelt reflections.

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Brooke Solis

Brooke's words are sensual and evocative, achey and inspiring. She is unafraid of shadows and transformation — a writer after my little Scorpio-stellium heart.

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Word Witch

By Kate Belew

Join me (Kate Belew) for weekly rituals, musings, and prompts for the Word Witches, spell casters of language, and creative magic makers. Here, you'll learn how to call upon and cultivate the creative magic within you.

Ritual and channeling and curation to aspire to. I love learning from and being guided by Kate's deep knowledge.

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softly

By Shea Selby

writing about what comes up and allowing it to stay there

an ode to this precise moment

By gabes torres

I am forever inspired by Gabes. The world is a better place because of their work and their words.

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Jayne Shore

Jayne's work has inspired me for years; her word choice and the deep emotion it evokes… her restraint and the story it tells.

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AFTER/WORDS by Jessy Easton

Writing through the wreckage and the reckoning—the time I grew up in a meth lab and other uncomfortable truths. And teaching the somatic writing practices that make it possible to stay with the hard story.

How To Cure A Ghost

By Fariha Róisín

An exploration of all the ghosts that haunt me. I’m working through it as an act of healing.

Earth School

By Makayla Wamboldt

Lessons from life on earth. Writing about slow living, late blooming, and unlearning.

Walking Each Other Home

By Nicole Peattie

This newsletter's title is inspired by the Ram Dass quote that we are all walking each other home, through life. Writing about grief, loss and the glimmers that light the way

For whenever you need to be reminded to find the beauty. Nicole is a real one.

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Something Similar by erin rose belair

By Erin Rose Belair

A little love. A little bloodletting. Writing about the journey of becoming a first time published novelist and a new mother.

Erin's words have always felt kindred. Longing, beautiful, nostalgic, thoughtful. I think our hearts ache the same.

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Paraphrasing by Elizabeth Bastian

A bi-weekly newsletter from the desk of Elizabeth Bastian

Liz is so cool and I wish we could hang out more than we get to. I love her updates here.

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the ocean whispers

By The Ocean Whispers

prayer offerings seeking to arrive at divine love and relational sovereignty. a love letter to the land and all the connections that transform me in this life.

Mei is love. Their dedication, deep study, unafraid honesty, and all-encompassing creative practice is all such an inspiration to follow.

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Self & Society

By Satya Doyle Byock

🌞 "Today we need psychology for reasons that involve our very existence.” -C.G. Jung 〰 Weekly writing. Monthly workshops. Ongoing community. 🌞

My Crippling Self Doubt

By Kate Bivona

I write essays and occasionally poems about what interests me, haunts me, or pisses me off. The list is long. I don’t niche down.

Kate is hilarious and she also regularly makes me cry. Her words are always to the point and rich with real emotion.

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