
a sanctuary for the (neuro)divergent & tenderhearted: essays, poemthings, and writerly guidance, plus monthly community calls.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 254 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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For the Birds is a newsletter and community space for tenderhearted writers and divergent creative humans. Each month, we meet for a workshop or co-writing session with the same guiding aims:
to touch base with our creativity,
to...
hi, bird. this newsletter is where i think out loud about creative practice, neurodivergence, and the more-than-human world—sometimes with the help of guest voices.
paying readers directly support the depth and scope of this work while gai...
happy new moon, bird. this newsletter is where i think out loud about creative practice, neurodivergence, and the more-than-human world.
paying readers directly support the depth and scope of this work, while gaining access to a nourishing...
hi, bird! this newsletter is where i think out loud about things like divergent creative practice, poetics, & the more-than-human world.
paying readers directly support the depth and scope of this work, while gaining access to a nourishing...
Thanks for being here! Today’s deeply personal essay is on the heels of my summer guest post series and leading up to tomorrow’s second installment of Write & Witness.
You can revisit all four guest posts here:
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Sarah Teresa Cook (she / they) is a poet & essayist, creative mentor, autistic human, bug advocate, game show enthusiast, film photographer, double taurus, ghost ally, and only child.
Ashley Erdely is a published author, educator, mother, and nature enthusiast committed to making the natural world a part of children’s daily lives. Her book, Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest for Kids is a favorite of kids and their grownups.
I ask a lot of questions professionally and personally.
Endlessly curious and easily fascinated, I think in spirals and constellations, not in straight lines. Coach/ parent/ partner/ friend/ neurodivergent/ creative/ human.
Trees, words, cheese, boats -- these hopes, free and home: my life.
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