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If you want to feel less alone in the world, or to hold in opposite hands the sacred and the scientific (or the broken and the beautiful) get thee over to Touching the Elephant. Kendall truly understands that our contradictions are what make us whole. I trust this woman implicitly.
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Ben offers so much. His fiction is beyond rich, his non-fiction has a rare depth, and his talent for production actually scares me. I adore him. And you will, too.
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If writing were a Medieval map, Adam’s work would exist in one of the uncharted areas which say ‘Here Be Dragons’—only, ‘Here Be Gold’ might be more accurate.
Jill doesn’t know this, but we are best friends. We have never met, but through Life Litter I have joined each of her ingeniously recounted adventures, I feel her mortification as though it were my own and I roll my eyes in solidarity as she navigates Life. Each post is an unmissable read.
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If your soul needs nourishing, head here immediately. Amanda sprinkles deep wisdom and mystical truths like confetti, and her poetry always facilitates a homecoming. For reconnection to what is most important, there is no better Substack.
Jason somehow writes with a scientific rigor and poetic grace that makes the overwhelming reality of this particular planetary moment both stark and bearable. Being human in the Anthropocene is chaotic terrain, and Jason is a seasoned sherpa.
