Comfort for the Apocalypse
Megan AdamOne part hope, one part a call to action. Comfort for the Apocalypse is regular essays, recipes and recommendations for those trying to live their best possible life in impossible times.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | comfortfortheapocalypse.com |
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Latest Issues
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Feed the world with light
Here on the west coast, the last few weeks have brought the sounds of spring stereophonically upon us. Returning Canada geese honk overhead, migrant California sea lions bark from their hunting grounds, and the seabirds have been noisily ga...
Rules and habits of creative practice
Back in August I decided to take an autumn break from all other creative projects in order to focus on writing my book. This meant no sewing of clothes, weaving of cloth, spinning of yarn, making bad sketches, or playing my fiddle - all way...
Sourdough Banana Bread
### I’ve created a recipe index so you can easily find recipes from past newsletters.
Hope without optimism, action without hope?
I just finished reading Srećko Horvat’s Poetry from the Future (2019). It’s a well thought-out discussion of the apocalyptic times we find ourselves living in, and an argument for the need to build a global liberation movement to resist the...
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Writer, weaver, and fiddle-player on Gabriola Island, BC (Snuneymuxw territory). I am an essayist interested in how we create human-scale lives in an oversized world.
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