Postcards from the Sedge
Emily StrelowMy personal Substack
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Postcard #7—River Monster
Prologue:
Last week I sat down to write a note to say hello and welcome to new subscribers and old, and out came a perfectly formed letter and postcard that fully encapsulated so much of the how, and the what, and the why why why of things...
Postcard #6 Portland, OR 2026
As the world burns in a thousand fires small and large, I’m trying to touch grass (or moss as we do in the PNW), alchemize my rage, organize with friends, and generally find any moment of beauty to put in my pocket. I really am. But as some...
Postcard #5 Portland, OR 1999
The Mustache That Haunts Me: Was it the Green River Killer or just an evil man?
This week I am haunted by the Green River serial killer. I am haunted by him even though Gary Ridgway is spending multiple life sentences in prison without par...
Postcard #4: Portland, Fall 2025
The cedar waxwings are drunk on fermented berries in my backyard. Yellow and brown bird bodies swarm and collide in the bushes. Their high pitched trills and sighing whistles have taken on the sound of girl besties at the end of a bottomles...
Postcard #3: The Monsoons
Me and my guy watching a monsoon come in during a field season 2010
A migrating Willow Flycatcher has been hanging around my Portland backyard the last few days and it takes me back to a field season I dedicated to the related-but-distinct...
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Author of novel The Wild Birds. Freelance writer on nature, arts, and culture. Postcards are snapshots from my life in pieces. Currently leading nature writing workshops at Literary Arts and elsewhere. 100% Human Authored. AI is my nemesis.
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