Little Fire Burning
Amanda MontheiWritten by a former hotshot, this newsletter aims to examine and find solace in all of life's stages—from the adrenaline-fueled peaks to the soft in-betweens. Subscribe for notes and essays from the fireline, the river, the mountains and the couch.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 71 | Subscribers | Read | amandamonthei.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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A Great and Difficult Transformation
Here in the forested slopes of the Western Cascades we have what is called a “high severity low frequency” fire regime. This type of ecosystem is defined and shaped, right down to its oldest old growth, by infrequent wildfires that leave no...
My Enduring Obsession with the Edmund Fitzgerald
Originally published on my website in November 2022. I’m telling you this to let you know that I was obsessed with the Edmund Fitzgerald before the internet became obsessed with the Edmund Fitzgerald, and I have reason to believe I should f...
Figs Still Green
In the last week, I have considered pursuing the following:
On Skiing Volcanoes and Trusting My Body Again, Plus A Very Short Lecture On Disturbance Ecology
A few weeks ago I was on the side of St. Helens with tired legs, a mouthful of wind-blown hair and a steady slurry of sweat and sunscreen dripping into my eyes when I was overcome with a realization four years in the making—I still had it.
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Writing, fishing, skiing and obsessing over wildfire. Creator of Life with Fire Podcast. Former hotshot, current freelance writer.
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