The Wildfire Weekly
Penelope Grace Harper, Ruth Anne Acheson, Ruth S. Ravencraft, Selah CrossIgniting the world, one word at a time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | thewildfireweekly.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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I thought about empty graves for my loved ones,
March Poetry Spotlights: 2026
This month, The Wildfire Weekly received outstanding work from three young poets in todays world. These poets showed work that demonstrated a love for beauty and good words. Although we published each of their poems in previous weeks, The W...
Beyond the Windowpane
Beyond my glassy windows,
After the Rain
After the rain,
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Penelope G. Harper is a teenage writer and poet who wants to use her words for Christ. She leads The Wildfire publications, which she founded as a mission to help writers and readers use their talents to change the world.
Ruth Anne Acheson is an author and farmer’s daughter from the PNW, who, like Jo March, clutters her room with apples, poetry, and pencils. She enjoys classic literature, long walks, and writing books which glorify her Savior and amuse her readers.
"If you wish to be remembered after you're dead, write things worth reading, or do things worth writing." A homeschooled writer setting out to show how God's light transforms the world - both the pleasant and less-pleasant parts of it.
Daughter, sister, writer, poet, flower field wanderer, homeschooler, goat keeper, one of the Chumpany, book lover, fairy seeker, child of God.
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