To All the Members of the Nature Writing Community,
November 6, 2024 — I imagine that this morning is not an easy one. Perhaps, like me, you are feeling sad, uncertain, hurt, scared, angry,...
The Feathers
So I will provide the feathers. I am staying as much as possible out of grief and fear. I realize I need to work harder on the...
What Have I Got To Lose?
What do you do to challenge yourself? What does escape mean in the context of the pandemic? In today’s That Thing With Feathers, Torrey...
Three Runs in the Desert
In his forthcoming debut novel, Let the Wild Grasses Grow , Kase Johnstun reimagines the lives of his grandparents Della Chavez and John...
The Phantom Parking Meters
Conjuring the power of dreams, memories, and Google Maps, Charlie Quimby ponders the complexities of place and the importance of...
Yellow Corn, Grandmother Moon, and Queen Bey
Amid the tumult of 2020 and life-changing events, Alastair Lee Bitsóí focuses on the feminine in today's That Thing With Feathers: Hope &...
Hope Asks
Where do you find hope? What does it ask of you? In today’s That Thing With Feathers: Hope & Literature in a Time of Upheaval, Torrey...
Pandemic Pleasures
Many of us are relying on the post office a lot lately—perhaps you mailed in your ballot, and now you’re mailing holiday cheer to loved...
Hope is the Thing That Clucks
Where do you turn for reprieve during these cold December days? For Karin Anderson, the answer is found in the far corner of her own...
Flight Path
The holiday season is filled with traditions, our homes filled with family and friends. This season looks different. Danielle Beazer...