Spores from the Northwest
Maya Jewell ZellerMy seasonal newsletter is about writing, whimsy, weirdness, and living an intentionally artful life.
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#10: TWO DELIGHTS AND ONE DESPAIR: PROMPTS FOR WRITING ACROSS GENRES
It’s delphinium and death season.
No matter how many flowers the hills resurrect from the compost and push out from the rhizomes and bulbs—arnica, lupine, delphinium, this week—I can’t stop looking at photos of dead whales washing up in Or...
#9: Moms Love Ferns, a Mother's Day Gift Idea
A clean house and a morning (or afternoon) alone.
Plus, an outdoor adventure with the children.
Those are the two experiences I used to request each Mother’s Day, and as my children have grown, and as we three find our own family rhythm...
Raised by Ferns: MEMOIR RELEASE DAY
Raised by Ferns. Raised by Walden. Raised by Brigit Pegeen Kelly. Raised by Lu Chi. Raised by Fools Crow, raised by Thistle, Raised with Joe (Wilkins), Raised by Marty (Silano), Raised by Dwellings, Raised by Hyesoon, Raised by Woodman, Rai...
Newsletter #7 [a special, short (story) edition]: "Milk Island"
I mentioned, in my last newsletter, that I had a story forthcoming in Denver Quarterly—a gorgeous literary journal that publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and translations. It’s a little tough to know how much of an excerpt to share on...
I Have Always Lived on An Island
Today I am walking alone in a bare place,
And winter is here.-James Wright
The winter I was seven years old, we lived in La Pine, Oregon, in a garage my parents had converted to a(nother) temporary home. Above our wood stove, a...
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Author of the memoir-in-essays, RAISED BY FERNS, the fungi book THE WONDER OF MUSHROOMS, and several poetry collections, most recently OUT TAKES/ GLOVE BOX. Professor, paddle boarder, forest dweller, beach walker, wanderer of fields, & solo mom.
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