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“I don’t mean to say that when a forest is gone you can replace it with a poem. When a forest is gone, you cannot replace it. But with written words you can bear witness, you can hold a memory of the forest for others to experience and celebrate, you can grieve over the loss and rage against the forces that have leveled the forest- and through grief you can fall in love with forests again, and through that falling, you can believe again in the human capacity for love and in the faith that we might learn to protect what we love.”
― Writing the Sacred into the Real
― Writing the Sacred into the Real
“Then the sun peeped over the edge of the prairie and the whole world glittered. Every tiniest thing glittered rosy toward the sun and pale blue toward the sky, and all along every blade of grass ran rainbow sparkles.”
― The Long Winter
― The Long Winter
“Most of the time, everyone deserves more than one chance. We all do things we regret now and then. You just have to carry them with you.”
― Little Fires Everywhere
― Little Fires Everywhere
“Words define us, they explain us, and, on occasion, they serve to control or isolate us.”
― The Dictionary of Lost Words
― The Dictionary of Lost Words
“I cannot overstate the benefits of a busy day for an anxious mind or a lonely heart.”
― The Dictionary of Lost Words
― The Dictionary of Lost Words
Q&A with Erin Blakemore
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— last activity Jun 03, 2011 07:11AM
Dish on literary heroines, books, writing, and rereading with Erin Blakemore, author of The Heroine's Bookshelf, from November 21, 2010 to December 21 ...more
In Other Worlds Book Club
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— last activity Jul 16, 2018 10:41PM
In Other Worlds is a science fiction & fantasy book club, hosted by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. We'll be reading and discussing new and classic titles, ...more
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