The (Wild)erness Journal
Exploring the intersection of wilderness, mental clarity, and the old ways through soulful outdoor writing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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#25 - On Tranquility in Nature & the Mind
Dear reader,
This morning I opened the living room window and tilted my ear to listen. Cold rain fell on dry leaves in the yard, and in the branches of the pines birdsong floated from tree to tree. This combination of spring spoils calmed...
#24 - First and Second Spring in the North Country
Dear Reader,
It seems to happen almost every year—in March or April, just when all the inhabitants of the great white north think spring is here to stay, a bout of snow falls and resurfaces the thawed landscape in its white grandeur. And s...
#23 - A Walk Through Late Winter Woods
I like to roam the woods when the snow has mostly melted, when there are patches of bare ground with snow yet clinging to the cold in the shadows of pines. Here I learn about the goings on of winter, when most people stayed out of the woods...
#22 - Winter & a Pot of Gold
Dear Reader,
As winter drags on, the landscape becomes a blur of white and gray. In some areas the pearlescent woods are also dotted with the dark green of balsams and spruce and white capped pines. It has a certain beauty and sparkle to i...
#21 - January Wilderness & A Low Winter Fog
Dear Reader,
Last night the fog drifted in after dusk. It crept through the night and among the trees on the edge of a deep swamp. The half-moon glowing just enough to turn the swamp the color of clouded obsidian. A hole in the fog and the...
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Author, wanderer, and believer in quiet places. I write about nature, reconnection, and finding meaning in the wild.
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