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  • Fiona Bridges

    Hello everyone. I'm Fiona. I'm writing from somewhere past the moon, but still flying high in the foothills of Appalachia. Mom - Blue dot - Southern - healthcare social worker - insatiable -nature lover- Story teller.

  • Ginny Lynns (Remembring2Laugh)

    ACIM student/teacher. My focus still is A Course in Miracles. I just try to show it in my writing rather than explicate it in 2000 words. Sub, read, and tell me if you think I accomplished my intention. <3

  • Quill \ud83e\udeb6

    Where spirit, songs, poems, story and music meet \ud83c\udfb9 \ud83c\udfa4✨

  • Kim Williams, M.Div.

    ✨ Man Named Kim: Writing driven by the lovely mess of being human, that helps us all get through it. Often thoughtful and frequently joyful.

  • Bear Sage

    Poet. Writer.... Occasionally deep thinker.

  • Laura B

    Palestinian-Lebanese | AuDHD | Pansexual | Phoenix \ud83c\udf49\ud83d\udc26‍\ud83d\udd25 Poetry, fiction, and whatever lives in my head. Writing the real, the strange, the dark, the funny, the political, and all the in-between. Building a life around the stories I’m here to tell \ud83d\udda4

  • Becky Hayward

    A lawyer-writer exposing the human truth of power, work, and the systems we live in. Mother. Storyteller. Where law, identity, and survival collide. Questioning how we lead, what we value, and the systems we serve.

  • Miles Hack

    A bit crass, brutish, yet refined self-study advocate. Unraveling soul within the human via series of exploratory conversations. Conceptual process to Creation realized. Cryptic Scifi series Monastery encoded into various pieces, can you find them?

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    Goodbye Substack.

  • The Secret Ingredient

    Author of WOOL & THORN: An Inner Child Healing Fable. A blend of spirituality, poetry, psychology, and holistic wellness for the rejected, abandoned, and healing heart.

  • The Begrudging Dispatch

    A Self-Hell newspaper. Rebranding toxic positivity — one begrudging sigh at a time. Support The Empire! www.BegrudginglyGrateful.com/support

  • Emmett Tatter

    I was counted 15,523 times in Florida’s prisons—and that’s not including the recounts. Five times a day, I was reminded I wasn’t a person—I was inventory. This is what happened between those counts. Author of COUNT TIME. Yoga teacher. Truth-teller.

  • Alicia

    Hi! Welcome to my hall of mirrors - come right in. My name is Alicia and I'm a storyteller. My style is one part Twilight Zone, one part Brothers Grimm, one part X-Files and 100% from the heart. I hope you see something you like.

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