Girl in Pieces Kathleen Glasgow Charlotte Davis isn’t quite whole. She had already lost more at the age of seventeen than most individuals do in their lives. But she’s become good at forgetting. The grief is swept away by the shattered glass, leaving only peace. You don’t need to consider the river or your father. … Read more
The Power of Writing It Down: A Simple Habit to Unlock Your Brain and Reimagine Your Life Allison Fallon Learn the power of a straightforward self-care technique you can include into your everyday routine to (finally) overcome obstacles, regain your clarity, and become the person whose life you want to live. Hear this fantastic news: … Read more
You’re Too Good to Feel This Bad: An Orthodox Approach to Living an Unorthodox Life By Nate Dallas Imagine if worry isn’t an illness. What if it’s an indication that you should make some modifications because it’s a byproduct of a functioning system? What would your inner voice tell you needs to change if you … Read more
A Kind of Spark #1 A Kind of Spark Elle McNicoll When a neurodivergent teenager finds out that her little Scottish village used to kill witches because they were different, she becomes involved in a memorial effort. I’ve been wondering about the witch trials that took place in Juniper centuries ago ever since Ms. Murphy told … Read more
101 Essays That Will Change The Way You Think By Brianna Wiest Brianna Wiest has become well-known in recent years for her profoundly poignant and intellectual writing. Pieces on why you should embrace negative thinking, appreciate the wisdom in everyday routine, embrace purpose above enthusiasm, and recognize the cognitive biases forming your perspective on life … Read more