Newsletter by Kara Moon – August 2026
On the weekend I went with my girlfriend (!! still feels so nice to say those two words, my girlfriend !!) to an exhibition called The Thread of Hīnātore. I stumbled in on her recommendation alone, knowing it had something to do with science as well as art, but not really knowing much more about…
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Newsletter by Emily Klotz – July 2026
Greetings Inklings! I don’t know about you all, but so far this year has been A Year. In my own life, I have found myself struggling to keep up with work amid a never-ending onslaught of family emergencies, pet emergencies, car emergencies, money emergencies. As a teacher, it feels like my work has become both…
Keep readingNewsletter by Eliwood S. Gheist – June 2026
Hello, Inklings! Eliwood, here! It has been a cold May, filled with writing and house projects alike. My hometown in Upstate NY will never live down the year we got snow on Mother’s Day some decades ago, and while we haven’t quite reached that degree, it’s still a lot chillier than expected. I can’t really…
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