A Stillness in the Wind
Susanna J. SturgisMy take on politics, editing, writing, feminism, bread baking, living with a malamute, year-round life on Martha's Vineyard, and other stuff
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Trump Derangement Syndrome
Trump Derangement Syndrome. It’s real, it’s got several sub-syndromes,1 and I want to talk about one of them: the idea that when Trump gets jailed and/or defeated and/or dies, the country will get back to “normal” and all will be well.
Do We Take Words Seriously Enough?
I've been thinking a lot lately about the right wing's book-banning campaigns, and it's brought me to an odd conclusion: The right takes words, especially the words in books, more seriously than liberals do: if they didn't, why would they b...
What's It Gonna Take?
Early this morning Joyce Vance posted this to her Civil Discourse Substack (which I highly recommend), under the headline “We Need to Talk About This.”
"All Shall Be Well Again"
Not long after COVID-19 lockdowns started, Susan Robbins of Libana, the U.S.-based women’s world music ensemble founded in 1979, started offering Zoom sings for women. The singers included women whose home choruses or bands weren’t meeting ...
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Professional editor, sometime writer, chronic feminist, semi-organized Democrat. Living in "true blue" Massachusetts isn't a piece of cake.
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