The Art of Unravelling
RowenaA seasonal practice of rewilding, mourning and emergence where grief, kinship and wonder tangle and untangle.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Someone has got to lift it
This is one of a series of short stories from a small community trying to live well in 2037.
The Place
Cuttawah sits on the southeastern coast of Australia, where the escarpment comes down to meet the sea. The Yuin people have lived along...
What the voice forbids
Every story has its antagonist, and this work’s antagonist has been quoted in nearly every season. I have called it modernity’s voice: the inner commentary that arrives uninvited whenever the work deepens, speaking with complete confidence...
Settling in
This is one of a series of short stories from a small community trying to live well in 2037.
The Place
Cuttawah sits on the southeastern coast of Australia, where the escarpment comes down to meet the sea. The Yuin people have lived along...
The route never changed
A new strand of weft begins here, at my front door. For the entire life of this work I have walked the same route: a tree-lined suburban street, a stretch of running water, the ordinary circuit of an ordinary place. The route has not change...
A tool is returned broken
This is one of a series of short stories from a small community trying to live well in 2037.
The Place
Cuttawah sits on the southeastern coast of Australia, where the escarpment comes down to meet the sea. The Yuin people have lived along...
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Exploring the seasonal practice of unravelling: grief, kinship, rewilding, and emergence. Writing toward endings we must honour and beginnings we don’t yet understand. Quiet work. Slow work. Staying with complexity. Letting go, together.
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