On Handwriting Stories: an interview with Cara Peregrino
Hello, everyone! And welcome to today’s post. Cara Peregrino was kind enough to answer some questions I had about the practice of writing stories by hand, and I’m excited to share those with you all below: Tell us a little bit about yourself and your writing! I was raised in a house full of books,…
Baking Bread and Analog Acts
If you’re signed up to Field Notes from Emily, you might remember me mulling in “Something Tookish: September-October Field Notes” about the idea of ‘becoming more or less human,’ and how our relationship with technology influences that question. Well, I haven’t stopped mulling over this topic and am back with a few more thoughts :)…
the resurrection in you | january mercy list
Suppose we did our worklike the snow, quietly, quietly.leaving nothing out. Wendell Berry Watching with my very eyes as a baby goat come back from near death – the closest thing I’ve seen to a real life resurrection A baby shower, being surrounded by women from a part of my heritage Matin: A set of…
we exist in liminal spaces
Maybe we exist In liminal spaces Half steps and blurred names An ache that won’t rest Until there’s someone here to blame Maybe we exist In long distance phone calls Boxes shipped across the sea Second hand memories Of the land we’ve never seen Maybe we exist Under the microscopic light Stares on these tongues…
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