the suburban wilderness
Elizabeth LukehartI'm a neurodivergent, leftist suburban mom (oxymoron, I know) writing about working, parenting, and living well enough while navigating capitalism and the climate crisis. Thinking about post-capitalist futures, always.
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A few thoughts about countries on the occasion of a certain national birthday.
Shawnee National Forest in southern Illinois
Countries. Nation-states. I’m gonna be honest, I don’t care for them.
I didn’t always dislike countries. In fact, for most of my life, I didn’t think about them much at all. Why would I? We dri...
Days of destruction and creation
(I initially wrote a version of this piece last year to pitch to the now-defunct, but always awesome, Mergoat Magazine. I’m really garbage at pitching things because it takes a lot of time that an ADHDer like me doesn’t have because...
Americans, we need to grow up.
Hey readers! I’ve been feeling conflicted recently about being on Substack and supporting big tech jerks who platform White supremacists and stuff. I haven’t left because I’m a relatively obscure writer with a comparatively small aud...
You are not a consumer, you are a creator
A story about aging gracefully… Photo by Colin Watts on Unsplash
This essay is about stories and world-shaping, not cosmetic procedures. But bear with me, because I’m going to talk about Botox for a minute.
Writer Haley Nahman’s essay, “T...
Neurodivergence, activism, and finding a path
To everything, a season. To everyone, a path. I’m not on this path right now, but I weirdly miss these days, just before I took a turn into drowning in the endless ping of Signal notifications.
Last month, I finally muted virtually all my...
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I'm a writer, environmental communications consultant, kitchen gardener and nurturer of native plant communities in my yard, and I work on various community things on Chicago’s greater west side. Oh, and I mom.
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