This Book Could Save Your Life
Elizabeth HamiltonHealing through the power of narrative.
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Taking a break for summer, and beyond🌅
Friends, for the last few months,
I’ve found the proverbial pond running dry. This newsletter has sustained me through four years (!) of recovery from chronic illness, and I hope it has offered some manna to you as well. Lately, though,...
On embodied wisdom🧬
After years of hoping to attend
the Festival of Faith and Writing, this year, I finally made it. So much could be said about that beautiful weekend. One thing in particular stuck out to me: all the journalists I saw emphasized that arti...
You are fundamentally safe🥐
“Are you able to rest?”
My first thought in response to my doctor’s gentle question is that I am an expert at resting. If napping were an Olympic sport, I’d be in the running for gold! I’ve spent much of the last decade moving in and ou...
Practicing Lent in illness🥀
Friends, this past month has been one of the busiest in a good while! I look forward to sharing new essays with you soon. For February, though, I’m dusting off an older post about my experience of practicing Lent while sick. Whether you par...
2025 books in review📚
Friends, it’s that time again. Book roundup!
2025 was a year of cozy murder mysteries and beach reads for me. I always had one or the other going on my iPhone’s Libby app, keeping me company through the ups and downs. I also read a hand...
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Texan. Writer. Tick-borne and mold illness survivor. Seen in the Dallas Museum of Art, Southern Humanities Review, and Texas Monthly. I look forward to connecting with you!
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