Rebecca D. Martin lives in central Virginia with her husband and two daughters. Her work has been published in the Curator, the Brevity blog, Isele, and Susurrus, and elsewhere. Her work can be found at https://rebeccadmartin.substack.com/, where she writes about some of her favorite things, including poetry, houses, and neurodiversity. On Thursdays, she feeds bearded dragons at her local nature center.
after Ross Gay’s Inciting Joy the whole right half of the sanctuary the people sliding their hands along the hard smooth polished backs of pews couldn’t figure out how to shuffle down the aisle at the right time one section lining up all the way to the door the other side forgetting to join them […]
From personal faith to social critique, Marilynne Robinson’s When I Was a Child I Read Books presents an incisive, hopeful approach toward understanding culture and loving others.
