Recommended by Bridget Badore
Jes lets us into their whimsical world and haunted prose, spending time with the parts of themselves they keep hidden, revealing their ghosts and goblins within. In reading these letters, I am reminded of my own soft haunted bits, sitting at the bottom of the lake waiting to be seen.
It is so sweet to be in the orbit of Chris. If you've been able to visit Chicory Naturalist, her charming shop and space in Kingston, NY, you know how special her presence and perspective can be.
I love Abigail's writing. Her newsletter gives permission to be incomplete, imperfect, confused, and trying. Her first-hand experience with a traumatic brain injury brings a perspective that makes you second guess your assumptions about how to live mindfully.
Nina writes about being a human in the world today in such a heartbreakingly poetic way. Every time I read an essay of hers, I am reminded of the importance of art, photography, writing, the internet, and the ways we perceive each other & ourselves.