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With the Rain | Humana Obscura Issue #10

When the wet tongue of water unfurls…
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Old Friends | Phoebe Literature*

He was there all night in his gray donkey self, standing beside the covered body of his friend while the snow fell. Coyotes yipped from the hills but stayed back. Deer came through, and shied away, leaving only their startle tracks in the snow. Each must have smelled the warmth of new death on the winter winds. READ MORE
*Old Friends was a finalist in Phoebe Literature’s 2024 nonfiction contest

Old Horse | River Teeth’s Beautiful Things

His bones have a hold on the earth, with sinew and muscle built from the hills, corded and bunched over his shoulders and haunches. Along the edges of bramble rose and burdocks, he flushed wild turkeys into flight in front of him, like a ship scattering schools of fish before its bow. READ MORE

Letting the Garden Be | The Journal of Wild Culture

“Once there was a sagging shelf of books that told me the perfect way to make soil. They told me a scientific process so specific it gave me an ache and internal paralysis with the worry of doing it wrong. The books were so certain.

In the garden when I was working in the rain the books got wet and muddy and torn. To protect them I left them on the shelf. One might say I let go, and the garden and I were better for it. READ MORE

Nature-Based Therapies | Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Rehabilitation
A comprehensive review of currently available scientific information relating to complementary and alternative therapies and rehabilitation. 1st Edition, Author: Eric Leskowitz

Refer to Chapter 21 for “Nature-Based Therapies” by Rebecca Reynolds Weil. READ MORE