Comfort (Feed) Me
Remember back in the beginning of quarantine when everyone was baking bread together, and it felt like a sort of companionship? Cassandra Baim is bringing that back. Continue reading Comfort (Feed) Me
Author: Jo Longley
Jo has worked as the Editor in Chief of Ripple Magazine, and her work has been published by Confingo, The Enemies Project, Anapest, Rue Scribe and Spellbound Collective among others.
An Ode to Mushrooms
Without mushrooms, or detritivores and decomposers as a whole, dead organic matter would pile up— colloquially, we’d be fucked. Continue reading An Ode to Mushrooms
Back in School
Trump offers students a role model that has obtained the highest office in the country, without any need for further maturation. Beyond being deeply unfit for office, these children have nothing in common with him. Continue reading Back in School
Time Isn’t Linear, We Are
I think it’s such a waste not taking advantage of our linear perspective. Continue reading Time Isn’t Linear, We Are
If the Stigma Fits
When we talk about destroying the stigma surrounding mental illness, why is it only certain illnesses, and only for certain people? Continue reading If the Stigma Fits
Celebrate Juneteenth: Get Your House in Order
The thing with a systemic problem is: it takes more than a month of protest to change it. And we white folk who are new to the fight and armed solely with enthusiasm for the cause need to prepare ourselves for what this is actually going to be. Continue reading Celebrate Juneteenth: Get Your House in Order
Back to Normal
A month ago I became an essential worker. I don’t want to die, nor do, I think, any of my coworkers. Continue reading Back to Normal
How Do We Forgive Our Parents?
I could go on all day. This bandying back and forth of what and why and who’s to blame is a really neat game to play where the answer is pretty much always: Boomers, with the voting majority, straight through the gut of the American working class. Continue reading How Do We Forgive Our Parents?
I Love My Body, but Still Have Disordered Eating
If we’re going to have serious talks about body positivity, we also need to include a very critical look into the ways money and power have toyed with our ideas of “health” and “beauty”. It’s not just the patriarchy, it’s the patriarchy wrapped up in the tortilla of capitalist evil, topped with the salsa of classism, and a side of racist sour cream. Continue reading I Love My Body, but Still Have Disordered Eating
Thoughts on Love
I’m peeved at the whole of dude-dom that have apparently established an unwavering rhetoric and rule book for ****ing with my fragile feathered heart. Continue reading Thoughts on Love
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