rewilding
Jennifer Huangrewilding is a series by Jennifer Huang, which covers the writing process, farming, and life on the Oregon Coast—and sometimes includes interviews with other writers and creatives.
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rewilding: finishing things
One of my goals for 2025 was to read 20 books. So, I started a reading journal on Canva and logged ten books I have “finished.” I say “finished” because I did not read all of them front to back. A few I gave up half way, or right at the fin...
my chaos garden
A place for all of us that have no clue what we planted, no rhyme or reasoning as to our planting layouts. For all those who never labeled their seedlings or just never thought to look at a marker when we picked our plants up. For every cha...
three windows, rewilding
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My favorite spring poems are the sad ones. Like Jenny Qi’s “First Spring, 2011” which starts: “Everyone I love is dead or dying. / The sun shines garishly bright.”
Or Ada Limón’s “Instructions On Not Giving Up”: “Patient, ploddi...
rewilding: in progress
Friend, I have been working on this letter since July.
At first, it was about traveling back to the east coast, the passage of time, and grief. Then, it became about weeding morning glory from the backyard—the routine task of it and the w...
rewilding: a new decade
Inspired by my friend Carl who is selling posters for Palestine, as well as other artists who are doing the same (Nadine Santoro's Substack has a great list!)—I'm selling personalized & signed copies of my book Return Flight and snail-mail,...
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Jennifer Huang is the author of Return Flight (Milkweed Editions 2022). They currently live in Oregon with their cat, and think a lot about words, puzzles, plants, and community.
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