The Forest is Mostly Dark
Claire GibsonWriting, Faith and Everything In Between
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I have just returned from a 2-week artist’s residency at the Vermont Studio Center, in Johnson, VT. My poor friends have already received an ear-full, and now you get to, too!
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A World Without Wendell
I woke up this morning to the news that Wendell Berry has died. You may not be familiar with his work, but suffice it to say, his writing has been a consistent, influential, loving and exhorting presence in my life for the past ten years. H...
Fast Car, Landslide, and the fallacy of Genius
We’re in a rental car right now, driving to the airport in Portland, Maine, to catch a flight home to Nashville. It’s been a great week in New England — chilly days, a Red Sox game, countless lobster rolls and ice cream cones. A digestive d...
Breakfast at Tiffany’s & An Exciting Update
I am in an epic book rut.
So far this year, I have read 49 books, and while I have no idea if that is a record for me, it’s certainly my personal record for keeping track. There have been a few stand outs — Ann Patchett’s Whistler, Kin by...
5 Books to Pack in Your Pool Bag This Summer
There’s nothing I hate more than spending $30 on a hardcover book only to read the first chapter and realize the whole thing is going to be a big, fat, slog.
Aside from writing, gardening, baking cakes, and drinking coffee, recommending bo...
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Author of Burst Into Song and Beyond the Point. Nudging myself and others toward courage, hope, and creativity in the otherwise dark forest we call life.
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