Ordinary Archives
Heron (E. Prime), Evelyn Berrywriting, music, philosophy, art, & anarchy in South Carolina.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | ordinaryarchives.substack.com |
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Poems for dad
For dad’s birthday this year I decided to honor him by reading through the poems that have come out of my grieving process in chronological order spanning the last 4.5 years. I offer a little context for some of them. Many of these have bee...
Thoughts on mysticism for a more sensual, present-minded existence
Every time I mention to someone that I’ve been digging back into mysticism, the right someone(s) always respond instantly with—
Music Journal III:
Sometimes you don’t realize how good a playlist is until it sets the backdrop for something cinematic and memorable. I’ve been dumping into this music journal since November and for a while I didn’t even listen to it directly because it fel...
burnout / burnout
In the elaborate scheme of being, I tend to place all intense experiences on the same plane of measurement; that is to say, I tend to compare the trajectory of what impacts me most because I seek to draw the same meanings from it. As someon...
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Documentarian, researcher and writer. Based in Columbia, South Carolina.
Evelyn Berry is the award-winning, Southern, transsexual author of Grief Slut (Sundress Publications, 2024) and the chapbook Buggery (Bateau Press, 2020). T4T forthcoming from Small Harbor Publishing in 2026.
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