Creepsakes
Kristine Langley MahlerI left a digital trail like a slug oozing slime: incandescent in the light, but something no one wanted to touch.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | creepsakes.substack.com |
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Creepsake #24
This month’s creepsake is on-theme for November (aka the time of giving thanks); it’s a small piece I wrote a few years ago and submitted a couple of times (unsuccessfully) before putting it in the save bin…correctly, because this piece is ...
Creepsake #23
I found myself thinking about a detail I thought I’d once read about Everett Ruess, that he hated signs of civilization and was unspeakably angry when a plane flew over one of the remote canyons that he plumbed, its contrails in the sky sho...
Creepsake #22
I dug up another creepsake for you all from the back folders—this piece was actually published back in 2017 at a journal that closed two months later. Ah, those were the days. I’m presenting the piece the way it appeared when it was publish...
Creepsake #21
I have been thinking a lot about withholding. What I withhold from sharing here, what I withhold from sharing with my loved ones, what I withhold about seeing in myself. That likely comes as no surprise to those of you who have been reading...
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Memoirist experimenting with the truth. Author of TEEN QUEEN TRAINING (forthcoming Feb 2026), A CALENDAR IS A SNAKESKIN, and CURING SEASON: ARTIFACTS. Director of Split/Lip Press
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