The Slow Take
Heather LanierAn occasional newsletter about the strange beauty of being human, from poet & essayist Heather Lanier.
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Can You Rethink Just One Rule?
I watched the Olympic opening ceremonies, and I loved all 17.5 hours of them, and yeah, because I’m a veritable volleyball of cheddar-y sentimentality, I wept.
Every Body Has Something
Welcome to The Slow Take, my very occasional newsletter about the strangeness and beauty of being human. I’m Heather Lanier, author of the memoir, Raising a Rare Girl, and the poetry collection, Psalms of Unknowing. I’m glad you’re here.
Walking the Wrong Way Through Mary Cassatt
Hello, reader! Welcome to The Slow Take, my very occasional newsletter about the strangeness and beauty of being human. I’m Heather Lanier, author of the memoir, Raising a Rare Girl, and the poetry collection, Psalms of Unknowing. I’m glad ...
You Might Not Be "Doing Nothing"
Hello, friends! Welcome to The Slow Take, my occasional newsletter about the strange beauty of being human. I’m a poet and an essayist, and the author of Raising a Rare Girl and Psalms of Unknowing. I recently wrote here about The Spiritual...
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Heather Lanier writes at the intersections of feminism, motherhood, and spirituality. She's the author of Raising a Rare Girl, a New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice, and the poetry collection, Psalms of Unknowing.
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