Wordy Bird
Susan Orlean, Godmothers, Tucson Festival of BooksA few thoughts on what I'm wearing, words I'm writing, and the world we wander.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 135 | Subscribers | Read | susanorlean.substack.com |
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Pack Rat
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Ten Out of Ten, No Notes
I feel compelled to whip out a bunch of recommendations, in no particular order and for no particular reason:
To Every Season Turn Turn Turn
We had a weirdly warm winter in LA this year, and now we’re having a very early hot spring. It’s spooky. I’m finally giving in and turning my closet—that’s my silly Victorian expression for taking off-season stuff down to the basement and b...
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Godmothers is a bookstore & gathering space in Summerland, California. (Though we're less a store & more a storefront for magic.) We host transformative events that inspire & expand perspectives—and we share those events right here, on our Substack.
A 501(c)3 organization founded to offer a community-wide celebration of literature annually on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson, Arizona. One of the largest literary festivals in the U.S. Named one of 9 worth traveling to in the world.
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