Born of Wonder
Katie MarquetteI think the world is sacramentally, irrefutably, magically endowed with wonder. We walk through thin places unaware. Let's find some.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 228 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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on not waiting for the "after"
I had an essay in my head:
“life after two iron infusions.”
I assumed it would go like this:
I had forgotten how bright and cheerful the world could be. I didn’t realize I was looking at the world through a haze, a cloud of smoke...
are we all just fake? is being 'real' going to make you lose your mind?
the questions "Yesteryear" asks and tries to answer
I had a weird moment reading Yesteryear, the current book-du-jour on everyone’s bedside table. I was reading about Natalie Heller Mills’ faux trad farm and while I read these things (negl...
spring's bursting inconsistency
on not writing, getting out of scarcity mentality, and embracing it all
I look out the window at blooming azaleas. A cloud of white outside the sliding door. The redbud’s delicate pink lace is turning to it’s full-leafed burgundy. Siberian...
Attic thoughts v. 23
a lunch secret, hating church, is Substack just instagram, jigs and swigs, and a book I loved
Welcome to this nearly-every-Friday newsletter (possibly once a month going forward? who knows): “Attic Thoughts” - a chatty check in inspired by...
'an appearance'
Sylvia Sundays v. 3
Welcome to Sylvia Sundays, a series for paid subscribers! Every Sunday, I’m featuring an analysis of a poem by the 20th century poet Sylvia Plath. While some of the poems are dark and haunting (per her reputation), many...
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mother, writer, aspiring farmer, audio consultant. tolting Icelandic horses. lover of books, tartan, and holy wells. \ud83d\udcda ✨ "we make idols of our concepts, but wisdom is born of wonder."
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