For the Birds
Sarah Teresa CookWriting at the intersection of creativity, neurodivergence, and the more-than-human world; looking closely for the self who inhabits all three.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 146 |
| Subscribers | Read | sarahcook.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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For the Birds: February nourishment
Marking transitional moments in time: A video prompt for paid readers! Plus BIRDSEED, some thoughts about discipline, and this month's Resiliency Circle is not about love.
For the Birds: The cost of letting creativity go dormant
Happy Lunar New Year, friends! On this first new moon of 2025, I want to talk about the philosophy behind my creative work—both my solo practices and the Creative Mentorship containers I hold with other writers, divergent humans, and sensit...
For the Birds: Experiments in Unmasking
Thanks for being here. Paid readers directly fund my film habit, making For the Birds a more visually engaging experience.
For the Birds: January nourishment
A short-but-depthful new year worksheet. Plus: highlights from the archive, a BIRDSEED best of, this month's extra special Resiliency Circle, and video game metaphors for trying times.
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Sarah Cook (she / they) is a poet & essayist, teaching-writer, autistic human, game show enthusiast, bug advocate, double taurus, and creative mentor to other sensitive humans. Visit sarahteresacook.com to learn more.
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