
An escape into the wild world around us, celebrating the curious, the quiet and the overlooked. A nature diary and record of wild walks and wild swims, threaded through with folklore, feminism and an endless quest for learning.
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As I drive through the dark I keep thinking about the Cornell 7. About men raping women, about the contempt and the hatred and the terrifying, seemingly increasing cycle. How do we live in a world where this happens? How is women’s outrage...
© Catherine Lovett
Welcome to our collaboration feature here at Wild Quiet Folk!
Substack is an endless source of inspiration, a cacophony of unique voices that can lead a reader through the weird, wonderful and wild.
Here, I have collab...
I love the water and I love the old stories. I love the things that are a bit weird, off centre perhaps, that are not classified as normal, not socially acceptable. I love the shiver down my spine when the nights are dark and the moon is fu...
I have been thinking, again, as always, about the way our work travels out into the world. There is a challenge with words - to sit with words is an investment of our previous time. It is an act of trust, an act of dedication - there are so...
There are stories everywhere and we know this. They are in the conversations we have, the things we overhear, the places we walk.
Always, for me, it is the places.
Another writer said to me this week, ‘The sea is a thing for you, isn’t i...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Feminist fiction, nature writer and carer searching for the wild wonder of the everyday. Fascinated by the sea, stories and moments of care. Trying to make space for the quiet, creative things, big and small. \ud83c\udf0a
Fairy Stories For Grown Ups are published in my Notes. Tongue-in-cheek ‘Versus’ articles, released each Sunday. Me: a woman for whom my greatest authority will always be my heart. My writing here will always be free. Campfire gatherings incoming.
I'm curious about people, so I listen to them and I'm curious about the world, so I listen and pay attention as nature unfolds around me in all its mystery. Both fill me with surprise and wonder and I want to tell you about it.
Jess is a queer, disabled writer & performer, & one half of Wild Lines Retreats. Author of 'Dear Lina' - a queer dystopia Jess writes literary horror, weird, & speculative fiction. Current WIPs: a gothic novel & a horror short story collection
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neurodiversity and biodiversity //autism and animism //ecosystems and nervous systems // sensory processing and interspecies noticing // PDA and child led play // forest school leader and wild swimmer// home educator and compost creator
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