Free Range
J. Khanna ☆"A cowboy's resistance is to live slowly, thoroughly, and truly to oneself."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | jkhannawriting.substack.com |
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The Book Is Better: Books Adapted for Film That Are Worth the Read
This is part of 5 on Five, a monthly sharing of five book recommendations on the 5th of each month, open to all readers on Substack! Originated and explained here by Book Beveling, it is hosted this month by Katie at Hello Reader.
"The Fiction of Us": Emotionally Intelligent Fluff and Whimsical Wish Fulfillment
If you want a light, dual-POV romance with characters who dive into introspection with a touch of magical realism that’s all surrounded by a bookish atmosphere, this one’s for you.
You Are The Fig Tree
When it comes to growing up and facing your future, many see themselves reflected in Sylvia Plath’s infamous fig tree analogy. This paralysis of indecision on which direction to take your life is as ubiquitous as it is limiting. That strugg...
The Moon and The Emperor: A Tale of the Spring Equinox
“terza rima” - an Italian poetry rhyming scheme in which the middle line of each tercet (stanza of three lines) is the rhyme of the next tercet’s first and third lines; created by Dante Alighieri in the 14th century.
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