The term curious has two meanings and we celebrate them both here.
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As Margie told the original members at the very first League gathering (way back in ‘61) “This place is not a prison.” She was speaking of the Atelier, but the same holds true for the League of Curious Women’s current lair.
I went down a fashion rabbit hole last week. I can’t remember where I started, but I know I was looking for inspiration for the League’s new line of Slow Fashion, wondering what was trending. There I was, snooping around the internet in pla...
Patience sent me this picture this morning. Unremarkable except that she was sitting right across from me at the breakfast table when she sent it. Between us sat the moldy strawberries in the photo.
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Chastity Meridell is the protagonist and unreliable narrator of the soon-to-be-published novel "The League of Curious Women" and the creation of Joyce Walsack, a writer and maker based in Lake Luzerne, NY.
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