A Phoenix in Sheep’s Clothing
Heather SommerladWriting about grief, trauma, love, friendship, kindness, poverty, house building, building self, and all the other things.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 10 | Subscribers | Read | heathersommerlad.substack.com |
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Forgive me.
I’m watching Wentworth for the first time, halfway through the last season, and I keep thinking about how often I see the same old character arc in books and movies and shows, where the villain experiences some kind of drastic redemption, f...
Hydra
There’s a leak in our little cabin roof. It’s been there since we first installed the wood stove, a steady drip, drip, drip that smells like creosote and roof gunk, coming from the part of the chimney where the boot meets metal. We’ve tried...
To: Nataly
It’s the fifteenth Valentine’s Day I’ve gotten to spend with Nataly, and once again, my plans to do something conventional and cheesy with her have gotten all messed up by circumstance. I’m the romantic one in the relationship, the one who ...
Four seemingly unrelated scenes
When I was six or seven, an older, cool kid castmate in The Velveteen Rabbit (I’ll call him Jake) randomly came up to me during rehearsal one day and asked me to kick him in the shin. I got suspicious about why he had started talking to me ...
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