Red Clay Bestiary
Fletcher Moore, Katherine MooreFresh cut words, arranged into pleasing shapes twice monthly.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 135 | Subscribers | Read | redclaybestiary.substack.com |
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January is a Terrible, Terrible Month
And not just January. Neither January nor February are worth the paper used to print their calendar pages, am I right? It’s hard to believe these two stupid blocks of time put together account for a sixth of the year—both because it’s sad t...
It's What's for Dinner
Some of you might remember the halcyon days in which, faced with a looming (self-imposed, it must be said) fortnightly deadline, I would dip into the Red Clay archives and resurrect some desiccated trash I wrote in a drunken stupor one Tues...
Spiral Out, Keep Going
And just like that, 2025 stumbles and farts and plops to its ignominious conclusion. The first quarter of the 21st century is weirdly behind us. It always felt, growing up, like my entire life would somehow culminate in the turn of the mill...
The Writer as Play-Doh Fun Factory®
Trying to get words out of my head lately has been like trying to squeeze golf balls through a cat. I don’t mean to disparage Thanksgiving, which is in fact my favorite holiday, but given I spent this one in a cold sweat with a colossal sto...
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