The Feminine Urge by Emily Graf
Emily M. GrafThe feminine urge to make sense of modern womanhood through words. Lyric essays, self-disclosure, spiritual exploration, and the occasional meme.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 20 days ago |
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My poem in Chestnut Review!
Friends!
I’m delighted to share that my poem “Things I’ve Learned From Kissin’ Kate Barlow” was recently published in the summer issue of Chestnut Review, a very cool and righteous journal that actually pays artists.
The first draft of t...
Is it PMDD or are you suppressing your creative fire?
This essay is a follow up to a previous piece I wrote on PMDD. Read it here.
We are terminally disconnected from Nature, our own very much included. Thus, our organic desires and divine impulses can register as threats. The thing...
5 things I learned from the publication of my HuffPost article on Bari Weiss
First, thank you so much to all of you who found my work via my HuffPost article and became subscribers! I don’t take your readership for granted, and I’m so glad you’re here.
And thank you to my OGs, my ride-or-dies, the people who have s...
The Pleiades
This morning I got it in the mail—the blue silk shirt I’d thought about ordering for months, then finally did. Seashell buttons, notch collar, short sleeves, deep indigo, which my dad says is a good color on me. It’s beautiful, then it’s ov...
You can't be the new girl in town forever
because eventually you will run out of towns. Because eventually you will run out of girl and find yourself in your 30s, purging your wardrobe of pants that touch you too close and slipping out of parties by 9pm. Because one day, to your su...
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Writer/poet/book doula/editor. Stay for personal essays, lyric trip reports, and earth-centered feminism. I call Colorado home. Link below to work with me.
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