Furrow and Fire
Wendy DeGroatA poet and long-time teacher-librarian contemplates what to cultivate in her next chapter, musing about purpose, creativity, aging, wonder, fear, belonging, loss, gratitude, faith, nature, technology, money, & more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | wendydegroat.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Listening to the Generous Spirit Within
Trees aglow with early fall oranges and yellows flashed outside the window as the train rumbled its way north toward Newark. When we hit a bumpy stretch that made the words swim on the page and my writing devolve into illegible scrawl, I se...
Restlessness, Retirement, and Risk-taking
About ten days ago, I hosted a community conversation for my high school about Jonathan Haidt’s book The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness. The Virginia Department of Education ...
Free Societies Read Freely
I purchased a new t-shirt last month with the slogan “Free societies read freely.” When I wear it, most people assume it’s a statement against book banning.
Crone. Croning. Cronehood.
Crone. It’s a word I first encountered in my thirties in lesbian circles where women had plucked it from a quagmire of negative associations about ugly and frightening old witches, brushed off the patriarchal muck, and burnished it as a bad...
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Wendy is a teacher-librarian, poet, and listener who delights in being near rivers, trees, and books, connecting people with sources that fuel their curiosity and creativity, building beloved community, and getting lost in writing or research.
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