Spores from the Northwest
Maya Jewell ZellerMy seasonal newsletter is about writing, whimsy, weirdness, and living an intentionally artful life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | mayajewellzeller.substack.com |
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*MEMOIR COVER REVEAL*
#### Hold onto your spores, friends; this cover is sexy AF!
a mundane murder of magpies
A lawn or yawn of fawns, a mundane murder of magpies, an army of wooly bear caterpillars, colony of rebounding beavers (what she said?), a swarm of bees in the cherry trees, a mariposa of moose, a stripe of sego lookalike lilies in the fall...
Is there anything sexier than a trembling larkspur?
I drop my fifteen-year-old daughter off to take the SAT at a school where nearly twenty years ago (during my MFA years!) I used to substitute teach, here in the scrappy yard garden part of town where we also used to live-- the part of town ...
“and in bad moments/ when I walk the beach I claim the crabs complain”
I have two favorite trees in Port Townsend, Washington. They are both specific madronas. One is in the middle of the walk from Fort Worden to North Beach, after you pass the campground, the row of invasive blackberry and later, through the ...
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Author of the forthcoming memoir, 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.
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