Living the Questions
Priscilla Harvey, Jeannie EwingWriting about and wrestling with sobriety, faith, ancestry, and raising children to be awake in a world designed to distract us — from the American South.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 52 | Subscribers | Read | priscillaharvey1.substack.com |
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Re-membering at the Festival of Faith & Writing
In early March, I published an essay about living inside a dark night of the soul. As I explained in the essay, it felt as if my prayers were hitting the ceiling and falling back down on me. I was angry at God, angry at the world, scared, a...
An Ordinary Tuesday
On Sunday, my daughter went to the front door with great ceremony, opened it, and proclaimed, “What is this?!” Then she announced that a scroll had arrived for me.
Start Here
If you found your way here, there’s a good chance something brought you: a Note that made you feel seen, an essay a friend forwarded, or simply a hunger for a voice that asks hard questions without offering easy answers. Whatever brought yo...
How Poetry Found Me
I’ve loved prose since I first began reading and learning to write, but lately I’ve found myself reading and writing poetry. John O’Donahue was the first poet who made me feel as if the top of my head were taken off, just as Emily Dickinson...
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I write about sobriety, my lifelong wrestling with Christian faith, motherhood, ancestry, and what it means to stay awake in the American South.
I am a compassionate storyteller shaped by motherhood, guided by kindness, and showing up to hold space for diverse experiences with dignity. I'm here to build relationships with roots. HSP. INFJ.
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