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A Phoenix in Sheep’s Clothing

Heather Sommerlad

Writing about grief, trauma, familiar fraud, love, friendship, kindness, poverty, house building, building self, and all the other things.

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Latest Issues

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There But For the Grace of God Go I

Last year around this time, Nataly came home with something fluttering inside what looked like a cloth cat kennel, a nonchalant expression on her face as she responded to my, “What the heck is that?” with an, “Oh yeah! This is Crunchy!”

3 months ago
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Release

I’m not good at crying.

7 months ago
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When to Give Up

I got a rejection today that made me feel awful. In this shithole of a time, when people are being kidnapped on the street in broad daylight, when they’re being sent to literal concentration camps due to “administrative errors,” when so muc...

8 months ago
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Resurrection

The other night, I got a little tipsy and stayed up late listening to music, as I tend to do whenever I get a little tipsy. At work, we’re doing this thing with Holst’s The Planets, and as is the norm for me on these tipsy music nights, I m...

9 months ago
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