Dog-Eared Inquiries
Caroline LiberatoreCuriosities in matters of literature, beauty, and a humdrum sort of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | carolinelib.substack.com |
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Bookends: November '24
My favorite turn of the year comes as the clocks recline backward into evening’s embrace, lengthening hushed and snug times. Although bidding farewell to daylight and foliage comes with pangs, I find their withdrawal a reprieve. As the eart...
The Poet's Path Home
When I neared the final semester of my English literature studies, I became deeply unsettled by a perceived incongruence between my Christian faith and a love for beauty. I had always been a lover of the written word, but I felt this intere...
Heirlooms | A Poem
A few months ago, I was fortunate to take a hike through one of Pennsylvania’s old-growth forests. Upon entering the 122-acres of untouched land, the surrounding sounds took on a hushed and clarified quality. I imagined layers of leaves and...
Bookends: October '24
Time is to be wielded, the simmering soup murmurs. I am hungry and growing ornery by the minute, but I am begged not to hasten. Cumin, oregano, and cayenne pepper name the air with aroma. I must not hinder their unfolding.
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