
Restoring our place in the wild world through stories of wonder and grit.
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Our August break continues with a bit of satire I wrote in ’s fabulous workshop, Get Weird. It’s a “hermit crab,” using the shell of my workplace’s emergency plan. Enjoy!
Photo by Todd Morris on Unsplash
Every summer for twenty years, my husband and I went up to Cape Cod to visit friends. My husband’s college friend C, best man at our wedding, grew up mid-Cape, in Brewster. These visits predated both our marriages and continued with C’s wif...
Thank you , , , , , and many others for tuning into my live interview with ! Her book is available for preorder at her website or from the publisher or your local indy bookstore.
Nina Schuyler traces...
Today begins a limited series, “We are the ancestors,” exploring themes of relationship, re-storying, and returning home to our kinship with the living world. I’ll also fit in a two-week chill-out summer break before continuing the series t...
I’ve been following this piece through dense thickets, trying to hack my way into the heart of it. These two recent essays provided a much-needed map: ’s “Masters of War” and ’s “Split-Screen Horizon.”1 Marya’s subtitle says it all: “Folks,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
In awe of nature’s design brilliance. I teach architecture and write stories and essays to cultivate hope. Born at 318 ppm.
Nina Schuyler's short story collection, IN THIS RAVISHING WORLD, winner of the PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Literary Award, shortlisted for the Northern California Book Award. Her new novel, OPEN THE FLOODGATES, will be published September 15, 2026.
Coming home to Earth, coming home to Spirit. Centering more-than-human voices. Autistic. Bookworm. Wrote Kissed by a Fox (WILLA Award in Creative Nonfiction) and Tamed by a Bear. PhD, Graduate Theological Union.
I am a writer, photographer, creativity coach and nature guide. After traveling to 40+ countries on 5 continents, I now live in the Allegheny Highlands of Virginia. My first book, Seasons of a Wild Life, was published in October 2024.
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