As I Remember by Charlee
Charlee FoxA quiet corner for thoughtful reflections on the beauty, mess, and mystery of being human.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | charleefox.substack.com |
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Letters from the Threshold: A Season in the In Between - #3
A woman sits quietly in a shaded arbor, untouched by time. Like her, I’ve stopped rushing my healing. I no longer mark my growth by how quickly I can move on, but by how deeply I can stay. Fleckenstein, L. (1907–1943). Woman on Bench. J. Pa...
Letters from the Threshold: A Season in the In Between - #2
Stillness at the edge of dark, healing doesn’t rush the light. It waits. It unfolds. Daubigny, C.-F. (1921). Effet de Nuit [Cliché verre, originally created 1858–1862]. The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles.
Letters from the Threshold #1: A Season in the In Between
Over 15 weeks, 30 letters will unfold slowly, a season of becoming, held in the space between no longer and not yet. This is a space for what doesn’t always have language, the stretch between who you were and who you’re becoming. These lett...
Evening Dream Practice
Like the bare tree in Talbot’s photograph, Evening Dream Practice reaches into the quiet, tracing unseen structures in stillness and memory. Schaaf, L. (2002). William Henry Fox Talbot. In In Focus: Photographs from the J. Paul Getty Museum...
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