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A writer and her family's journey into the healing arts. Have a seat, grab some pan dulce, and sip on this newsletter filled with rich culture, spirituality, and one very gifted family.

Talking to Myself

By Caroline

Musings from an overactive mind. Gallows humor and overthinking since...actually, I can't remember when I wasn't this way.

Unfixed

By Kimberly Warner

When broken is the fix.

It is so rare when a writer eradicates language after reading their work and replaces that absence with pure feeling. That silence is where the healing and magic thrive. Kimberly writes such achingly beautiful words on loss with her serialized memoir.

- Jenovia 🕸️

The Aquatic Alchemist

By Joe Not Joey

The man in The Lighthouse who makes things.

The Curious Platypus

By Michael Edward

The curious musings of a curious creature

Breakfast Club

By Maddie Burton

A newsletter about pastries with a side of personal growth, from an ex-financial planner turned baker.

stay free & crafty

By Maribel

A writing exercise, mostly. It could also be a newsletter described as a magpie collection of memoiresque musings, project updates, and creative diary entries from yet another aging millennial.

Yours, Inigo

By Inigo Laguda

A void scream with legs

Subverse Reads

By Natalie

Contemplations on a bookish life through moody book recs & reviews

The Barbra Streisand of books. She reads. She reviews. She recommends. Stop using Good Reads right now and subscribe to Subverse.

- Jenovia 🕸️

Alexandyr the Terrible

By Alexandyr Kent

Examining short stories that go bump in the brain: the strange, the uncanny, and the weird. Is the truth really out there or just buried inside?

The Noble Try

By Isabel Cowles Murphy // TNT

mom's search for meaning

The Ariadne Archive

By Freya Rohn

Finding the threads that lead out of the labyrinth.

Broke But Moisturized

By Dia Lupo

the pain and pleasure hiding beneath the discourse.

An Irritable Métis

By Chris La Tray

Email newsletter from Chris La Tray, member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians, author of "Becoming Little Shell" from Milkweed Editions (8/20/2024), and 2023–2025 Montana Poet Laureate.

Beautiful personal essays, poetry, prose from a fellow Indigenous writer. One of my favorite subscriptions that always leaves me with gifts to contemplate. His work gently invites us to think and feel deeper about our existence in a capitalistic world by sharing his own experiences.

- Jenovia 🕸️

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