In The End, It Was Enough.
Sasha EvangelistaLetters of love and decay in the Anthropocene
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On cursebreaking
Trigger warning: medical trauma
Dear Wanderer,
It’s been several turnings of the Moon since I’ve last written you. I’m thinking of deleting the paid tier of this platform because, as I am trying to make clear to my state disability servi...
STUDENTS, FOREVER ❤️
Dear Wanderer,
Has it struck you how much the war in Palestine—and colonial projects throughout history—have been wars on children? That, after killing tens of thousands of children over the past seven months, the Israeli army is carrying...
And when you rise, rise like this
Dear Wanderer,
I didn’t know I would spend my life negotiating limits. Limits and boundaries protect us and keep us healthy, and if we are accustomed to them they make us feel safe. But when they are imposed on us they can feel like a cage...
"A myth in the mess"
Yes, the dream is made of scraps that belong to the Goddess who makes sacred the waste of life, so that it all counts, it all matters. —James Hillman, The Dream and the Underworld
Dear Wanderer,
Sometimes I feel like I’m living in the Oth...
Toward making things better
Dear Wanderer,
Sometimes it seems like everything is getting worse. The capitalist patriarchal death cult that runs most of the world sinks its meat hooks into every corner of the globe. Students protesting this are denied food, water, toi...
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Sasha Evangelista is a writer, musician, mother and intergenerational cursebreaker living in Portland, Oregon. She writes about grief, magic, nature, and how to situate oneself in decay.
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