The Christianity Which Lost Had a Feminine God

Or, Why People Vote Against Their Own Interests

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September 2025

The Wise Crones Sing Over My Bones

Under the World Tree, my sister-crones, the narns, the weird sisters, the fates of every stripe close in, shoulder touching shoulder, circling my…

Sep 25 • 

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Oh! It’s Heaven to Enter that Pearly Gate

Or… Is that a Pearly Sheen I Smell?

Sep 11 • 

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August 2025

Why I Write Feminist Historical Fiction

In answer to the male default bias, though I didn’t know it was called that at the time

Aug 28 • 

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The Stone Child: my brittle ego shatters

Last week, my cousin Katharine’s post, a handmade life, from her beautiful Substack, essays from the edge of town, had a snippet about Haskell’s Island…

Aug 14 • 

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Dominance or Discovery?

Conversations with Death.

Aug 1 • 

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July 2025

Befriending Death

Embracing my Deepest Fear

Jul 17 • 

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Silence is the Medicine

Oh, and Radical Willingness

Jul 3 • 

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June 2025

Three Days Between the Worlds

Which Should Have Been the Last Time But Wasn’t

Jun 19 • 

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A Love Song for My Father

Though he was a Violent Man.

Jun 5 • 

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May 2025

A Man’s Home is NOT his castle

And Other Patriarchal Myths

May 22 • 

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The Work America Must Do

Truth and Reconciliation Come After Rebirth

May 8 • 

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