The Scrap Heap
Jennifer Berney, Sarah Tavisconversations about healing and the creative process
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | scrapheap.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The Way a Child Sees the World
Kate DiCamillo was one of my mother’s favorite authors. She especially loved Because of Winn-Dixie, but my favorite is The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, which my friend, Sonja, happened to bring to our yearly Oregon Coast trip last J...
This Should Be Easy
These days, every once in a while, I hear a sound that I can’t quite place, a distant screech that cuts through the other ambient noises of my home. I look up from what I’m doing to listen. Are the neighbor’s dogs howling? Is one of my chil...
Where Nothing is Forgotten
It’s been almost a year since my sister and I were sifting through our parent’s belongings, trying to decide what to keep, what to trash, what to give away. When I opened Mom’s desk drawer and found several half-empty, spiral-bound, noteboo...
The Ecstasy of Destruction
A couple of months ago, my son stopped attending fifth grade. It happened gradually, with him begging to be picked up early or dropped off late, and then suddenly: he would not go nor would he even talk about school. Initially I interpreted...
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Queer Mama, Writer, Teacher, #binder, Human. Author of THE OTHER MOTHERS from @Sourcebooks, Feb. 2021. Essays @Longreads, @theoffingmag, @Tin_House
swimmer, writer, teacher, letterpress artist, former bookseller. co-founder @the3rdthingpress. creativity coach @selkie_coaching & www.sarahtavis.com
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