Rebecca Moon Ruark
Reader, writer, ruminator, beginner poet, Mass cantor, kitchen dancer, Rust Belt lit. lover, and twin mom busy querying a novel about the healing power of song. Find me at rebeccamoonruark.com.
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"Ohio is a green world glazed"
Over at Rust Belt Girl, my decade-old site dedicated to the new literature of the post-industrial Rust Belt and environs (including the larger Midwest and any other places that suit my literary fancy) I’ve written a new essay about the work...
On Marie Howe...
It’s been a sad spring with real-life rites to mark, and so my creative life has taken a back seat. (It felt good to cold submit an old story to a dream journal today on a whim—that’s how trying these months have been.)
For too long I’ve h...
To Essay is to Love
Essayist Eric LeMay’s The First 649 Days: Essays and Other Acts of Love has been out in the world a month now and I’m still feeling its ripples.
It’s been called “profoundly human,” and “a largehearted exploration of love’s capacities...
In Praise of...
In praise of the weird, the wacky, and even the cringe, this Lent and always. The Jesuit Media Lab’s In Praise Of series has been such a daily boon for me. For example: in praise of… wearing a gigantic dinosaur suit during the Covid lockdow...
A Literary Pilgrimage
In the fall, I was invited to visit a special collections library at Georgetown University in nearby Washington, D.C. The library has one of few remaining 1548 first editions of Exercitia spiritualia (Latin for “Spiritual Exercises”)—St. Ig...
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Reader, writer, seeker, beginner poet, choral singer, kitchen dancer, Rust Belt lit. hype girl, and twin mom busy editing an anthology of essays on dance and health--Body of Work (2027, WVU Press). Find me at rebeccamoonruark.com.
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