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HEIM
Dajana Heremic
Terug Naar Het Begin festival 2023
Mariakerk, Krewerd, The Netherlands
Performative installation & illustration: Dajana Heremic
Soundscape: Carolyn Hillyer
Film & animation: Thomas Grootoonk
Installation support: WERC Collective
"I was invited to take part in the Terug Naar Het Begin Festival, in which I was to inhabit one of the beautiful early medieval churches built on top of prehistoric mounds or ‘wierden’ in Groningen.
For this project I created the performative installation “Heim”,
in which I ventured to express, as if through a dream, our primoridal home.
In this particular work I was fortunate enough to be collaborating with Carolyn Hillyer, whom I deeply respect, as well as the Groningen WERC collective and my wonderful partner Thomas Grootoonk.
My animated archaic drawings, mist, water reflections and sound scape transformed the Mariakerk church in the village of Krewerd into a primordial cave in which I performed the ancient, focused, trance inducing magic of spinning and weaving for days."
~ Dajana Heremic
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“Each bough and branch gave me a map, not only of that moment but also of what had been lived by me and what might still be found. The nature in that forest harboured my life within her lap and held it out for me to retrace and to know again. She had it all, inscribed into her bark. I had become part of her body; there were traces of me laced among the trees, scattered on the forest floor, caught inside the mosses, harboured in the damp air of the night. The forest knew me simply because I had walked through her remembering heart.”
~ Carolyn Hillyer, Book of Hag
Photo: Ancient forests near Hatfield River, Tarkine, Tasmania. Photographed by Hillary Younger, Tarkine in Motion 2016.
#heart and soul#Carolyn Hillyer#Book of Hag#remembering#life#Tarkine#Tasmania#Hatfield River#Hillary Younger#Tarkine in Motion 2016#photography#nature's wonderland
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MAIDEN GATE
you are the daughters of a fast drum
you are the barefoot runners with life beneath your feet
you are the dancers on the damp earth
you are running true and leaping clear
bound like swift arrows to the heart of the land
chase the dawn and dance with wild gods
you are the raw and the rhythm
you are the excited alchemy of the spring
you are the chaotic summoning of the wind
your passion is fierce and you rub at your faces with earth
the wild in your loins is too strong to contain you
you are traveling in moon waters flowing growing in moon waters dance on dangerous ledges until your spirits bleed
make things happen with every step of your dance
unwind the magic with every turn of your dance
sing the flames of great joy
sing about a fierce love
sing about a strong life
you are the laughter of the quick stream
you move within a spring coiled
you are a vibrant seed, you are a jagged seam
you are impulsive freedom and a reckless energy
come with a free-born spirit
come with an edge that is sharp and new leap for the moon like a hare on the mountain
shout for the wind like a rook in a tree hear the wild beast drumming in your forest heart
dance with a reckless wind beneath your arms
worlds will spin fast when you stamp your feet
bring on the storm, tie madness in your hair for there is nothing that can stop you dancing now
go to where the wild lands welcome you
and the sweet air lifts you free
run to the drum of an untamed song like a horse on the heathen hills here is your courage drink deeply leap and climb beyond your fear..
- Carolyn Hillyer
Ses œuvres m'inspirent tellement, si profondément. L'une des sages qui me transporte dans un temps autrefois primitif ; souvenir brut nostalgique de la terre et de l'esprit.
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"Sou o fluir e o copo que está cheio, Sou o sangramento e sou o sangue, Sou a mulher que grita na rocha, Sou a criança que cresce sábia no Sol, Sou a Lua que aumenta até ficar cheia, Sou a irmã que vem do sul, Sou a dança do bebê no útero, Sou o Espírito que sopra na terra..." I (am the spirit) - Carolyn Hillyer Foto por @giu_martins Modelos @dhyngetal e @likaterssettivikinha #dhyngetal https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd_jpGQJU6v/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Fairy Tale Retellings Masterlist
If you spend a lot of time on my blog, you might notice that I really enjoy reading fairy tale retellings! And because I also love organization, here are all the fairy tale books I have read and reviewed, grouped by fairy tale and listed alphabetically. Series name is in brackets — if there’s no number it means the series does not need to be read in a specific order. Under the cut because it’s long...
Update: apparently there is a limit to how many links Tumblr will let me add to one post, so the larger sections will now link out to separate posts.
Aladdin
The Forbidden Wish - Jessica Khoury
The Stolen Kingdom - Bethany Atazadeh (Stolen Kingdom series #1)
A Whole New World - Liz Braswell (Twisted Tales series)
Alice in Wonderland
Heartless - Marissa Meyer
Beauty and the Beast
As Old as Time - Liz Braswell (Twisted Tales series)
Beast: A Tale of Love and Revenge - Lisa Jensen
Beastly - Alex Flinn
The Beast’s Heart - Leife Shallcross
The Beautiful Pretender - Melanie Dickerson (Medieval Fairy Tale series) (+Princess and the Pea)
Bellamy and the Brute - Alicia Michaels
Belle - Cameron Dokey (Once Upon a Time series)
Belle - Sarah Price (Amish Fairytales series)
A Curse So Dark and Lonely - Brigid Kemmerer (Cursebreakers series #1)
Heart's Blood - Juliet Marillier
Human Again - E. L. Tenenbaum (End of Ever After series)
Hunted - Meagan Spooner
Lost in a Book - Jennifer Donnelly
The Merchant’s Daughter - Melanie Dickerson (Hagenheim series)
Of Beast and Beauty - Stacey Jay
Ogre Enchanted - Gail Carson Levine
Rose Daughter - Robin McKinley
Roses - Rose Mannering
Silken Scales - Alex Hayes (Chameleon Effect series #1)
Uptooted - Naomi Novik
Cinderella
All the Ever Afters - Danielle Teller
The Blood Spell - C. J. Redwine (Ravenspire series)
Cinder - Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles #1)
Ella - Sarah Price (Amish Fairytales series)
Ella Enchanted - Gail Carson Levine
End of Ever After - E. L. Tenenbaum (End of Ever After series)
Geekerella - Ashley Poston (Once Upon a Con series #1)
Godmother - Carolyn Turgeon
Goose Girl
Just Ella - Margaret Peterson Haddix
Stepsister - Jennifer Donnelly
The Goose Girl - Shannon Hale (Books of Bayern series #1)
Thorn - Intisar Khanani (Dauntless Path series #1)
King Arthur
The Camelot Rising series - Kiersten White [1][2][3]
Little Mermaid
Beautiful To Me - E. L. Tenenbaum (End of Ever After series)
The Jinni Key - Bethany Atazadeh (Stolen Kingdom series #2)
Mermaid - Carolyn Turgeon
Part of Your World - Liz Braswell (Twisted Tales series)
Sea Witch - Sarah Henning (Sea Witch series #1)
Sea Witch Rising - Sarah Henning (Sea Witch series #2)
Speechless - Madeline Freeman (Unfortunate Souls series #1)
Stars Above - Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles #4.5)
To Kill a Kingdom - Alexandra Christo
Mulan
Reflection - Elizabeth Lim (Twisted Tales series)
Peter Pan
All Darling Children - Katrina Monroe
Lost Boy - Christina Henry
Tales of the Wendy series - Erin Michelle Sky & Steven Brown
Pied Piper
The Piper’s Pursuit - Melanie Dickerson (Hagenheim series)
Rapunzel
Bitter Greens - Kate Forsyth
Cress - Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles #3)
The Golden Braid - Melanie Dickerson (Hagenheim series)
The Journey series - JacQueline Vaughn Roe (+Other fairy tales)
Red Riding Hood
Scarlet - Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles #2)
Red Shoes
Dark and Deepest Red - Anna-Marie McLemore
Robin Hood
Curse Painter - Jordan Rivet
The Huntress of Thornbeck Forest - Melanie Dickerson (Medieval Fairy Tale series) (+Swan Lake)
Sherwood - Meagan Spooner
Rumpelstiltskin
A Curse Dark as Gold - Elizabeth C. Bunce
Lies of Golden Straw - E. L. Tenenbaum (End of Ever After series)
The Rumpelstiltskin Problem - Vivian Vande Velde
Spinning Silver - Naomi Novik
The Wish Granter - C. J. Redwine (Ravenspire series)
Sleeping Beauty
Briar Rose - Jane Yolen
Once Upon a Dream - Liz Braswell (Twisted Tales series)
Spindle Fire - Lexa Hillyer (Spindle Fire series #1)
Spindle’s End - Robin McKinley
Snow Child
The Snow Child - Eowyn Ivey
Snow Queen
Breadcrumbs - Anne Ursu
Conceal, Don't Feel - Jen Calonita (Twisted Tales series)
Snow White
Boy, Snow, Bird - Helen Oyeyemi
Fairest - Gail Carson Levine
Fairest - Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles #3.5)
Girls Made of Snow and Glass - Melissa Bashardoust
Heart of a Hunter - E. L. Tenenbaum (End of Ever After series)
Poisoned - Jennifer Donnelly
Sadie - Sarah Price (Amish Fairytales series)
The Shadow Queen - C. J. Redwine (Ravenspire series)
Stitching Snow - R. C. Lewis
Winter - Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles #4)
Snow White and Rose Red
Snow & Rose - Emily Winfield Martin
Twelve Dancing Princesses
Entwined - Heather Dixon
The Door in the Hedge - Robin McKinley (+Princess and the Frog)
House of Salt and Sorrows - Erin A. Craig
Wildwood Dancing - Juliet Marillier (+Princess and the Frog)
Other
The Bear and the Nightingale - Katherine Arden (inspired by Russian folklore/fairy tales)
Book of a Thousand Days - Shannon Hale (Maid Maleen - Grimm)
Eurona Duology - Wendy Higgins (The Singing Bone - Grimm)
Girl, Serpent, Thorn - Melissa Bashardoust (inspired by Persian mythology)
Keturah and Lord Death - Martine Leavitt (original fairy tale reminiscent of the Hades and Persephone myth)
The Language of Thorns - Leigh Bardugo (original fairy tales set in the Grishaverse)(Hansel and Gretel; Little Mermaid)
The Two Princesses of Bamarre - Gail Carson Levine (original middle grade fairy tale)
Nonfiction
Once Upon a Time: A Short History of Fairy Tale - Marina Warner
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All mothers, All My Relations. Your morning meditation.
From SHE On The Tip Of Her Tongue
There are so many of them;
they stand behind our backs,
long trails of mothers
stretching out over the frozen lakes,
spilling beyond the skyline
and eventually lost far inside dark shadows of time.
There forms a river of women's blood,
a mesh of women's bones,
a web of women's lives
into which we are profoundly, intricately woven.
As we walk back along our line of ancestral women
they reach out their hands to touch us.
We are being wrapped in the enduring life force of our many ancient mothers.
Each ancestor we pass has given some part of herself to the women we are now.
There are so many mothers whispering inside us.
~ Carolyn Hillyer, from the Weavers Oracle
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"One thousand ancestral mothers, each one linked directly to you through your matrilineal line. Your foremothers were reindeer women that lie at the heart of the great ice. Your foremothers followed the herds across the frozen tundra and along the boundary of the ice out to the very edges of the world.
The spirits of nature come alive to her for she carries the imagination and desire to listen to them. The lands awaken to her begin to sing the songs of rocks and rivers, returning sun and dancing moon, stars in the black above the tundra, wind within the forest pine."
~ Carolyn Hillyer
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This month on your Women's Liberation Music Hour, DJ Phoenixx presents songs for your very own Dance Party that include some of her favorite dance music. Being a fan of funk (it's not easy to find female/Feminist funk bands, by the way!), she also likes dancing to Disco. It is hard to find Disco songs that are not misogynist and/or steeped in a male love interest when sung by female artists. Phoenixx did find a couple that she is comfortable offering to us in this context of women's liberation. For Phoenixx, it's important to us as Radical Feminists to just dance out the layers and layers of anger, frustration and sadness to music that moves our bodies. So, hopefully in this next hour, you will find your body moving to the dance-able rhythms.
Song List:
(with introduction) Sisters are doin' it for themselves Eurythmics featuring Aretha Franklin
Amazon Like Rock Staceyann Chin
Rise Again Amazon wimmin/Judith Casselberry
Sisters in Struggle Lesbians on Ecstacy
Amazonas De La tierra Mayra Casales
Leaping Lesbians Sue Fink, Joelyn Grippo
Ain't No Backin Up Now Isis
Ain't No Mountain High Enough Diana Ross
Got to Be Real Cheryl Lynn
I'm Every Woman/Respect Aretha Franklin
You Gotta Believe The Pointer Sisters
Think Twice Henrik Schwarz Remix of The Detroit Experiment
Shaman Weavers Dance Carolyn Hillyer
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"The first sacred fires arrived out of darkness, kindled from the forgotten ashes of the past, and kept alive through women's prayers fed with the wood into the flames... Magical tales are spun from the ashes, laced through smoke and seared in hot flame; a well-tended hearth place will cradle and protect the many fire stories that a traveller carries in her blood and bones."
~ Carolyn Hillyer, Weavers' Oracle
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“By now our hair is braided through with seeds and secret sweetness. The earth has given plenty to feed this bright life dance. We gather this feast of nature into our laps and bind our spells to catch the essence of these days. We make courageous oils, consoling ointments, cheery infusions and a remedy in which the sun itself is suspended, ready to discharge remembered heat into wintry bones. At last we sip a little honey from the comb and seal the potency of our warm summer spells.”
– Carolyn Hillyer, ‘Weavers Oracle’
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“One thousand ancestral Mothers; each one linked directly to you through your matrilineal line, will carry you deep into the coldest millennia that lie at the heart of the great ice." - Carolyn Hillyer •✨• This magical photo from my talented friend @midgaarb is from her informative post about the sacred Reindeer Mother. But today, I'm sharing it with you as my hint of what is to come... There are two clues in the photo for two new ideas, and both will be revealed before the next full moon. Do you have any guesses? 🖤 •✨• Historical handmade clothing by @midgaarb Bone pendant by @the_bone_carver https://www.instagram.com/p/CK67hRGHcjI/?igshid=95zhj34sofz4
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INTENTION DE NOUVELLE LUNE
"Spin woman spin, turn woman turn
Curl the clay within your hands
Give form to the bowl
Spin woman spin, turn woman turn
Shape the wet pot firmly because
Balance is all
Smoothed by your purpose
And fired by your power
Burnish the sides before
You set your good work down
Woman spin"
NOUVELLE LUNE BÉNIE
Nouvelle lune bénie ! Un nouveau cycle a commencé et il est si luxuriant et beau et riche de potentiel. Attention aux abeilles, qui travaillent déjà dur pour collecter le pollen et le nectar, et créer des peignes débordant de miel, l'élixir de vie. Jetez un coup d'œil à vos intentions, faites-les clairement une fois de plus, et énoncez-les. Le chemin est le temple..
Les livres et l'oracle de Carolyn Hillyer, ses mots et ses images, sont une inspiration et un conseil sage pour chaque tour de cycles, toujours.
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Global disabilities map visualizes the strength and power of millions of athletes around the world
Qaphela Dlamini, educator, wheelchair basketball participant and incapacity rights advocate from South Africa. globalsportsmentingprogram/flickr, CC BY-ND
When the People with Disabilities Act was signed into legislation in 1990, it turned unlawful to limit entry – to employment, training or federally funded establishments – primarily based on incapacity. The ADA made it simpler for wheelchair customers, senior residents or a disabled baby to navigate public areas and to have equal entry to studying.
Many People who are usually not disabled profit from the ADA. Constructing ramps, curb cuts, wider halls and audio directions at crosswalks had been a results of this legislation. The ADA made it simpler for a dad or mum to push a stroller down the sidewalk, to cross the road guided by aural prompts or for college kids with dyslexia to study and excel at school.
JP Manues incapacity rights advocate and dragon boat racing coach from the Philippines.
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December three is the United Nations Worldwide Day of Individuals with Disabilities. Whereas ADA protects the rights of People with disabilities, what protections exist across the globe? Are there insurance policies that shield a toddler in Ethiopia born with listening to loss? Or the Venezuelan lady who misplaced the usage of her legs in an car accident? What about an adolescent in Senegal born with Down syndrome?
The College of Tennessee Heart for Sport, Peace, and Society has created the International Incapacity Rights Map, an interactive map that advocates for the rights of individuals with disabilities all through the world. The map may also serve to empower those that need to create insurance policies that shield individuals with disabilities.
Leveling the enjoying subject
In 2016, JP Maunes, a incapacity rights advocate and signal language interpreter, and Adeline Dumapong, a Paralympic bronze medalist, each from the Philippines, sat in a Washington, D.C. restaurant riveted by the closed captioning expertise on the tv. For the hundreds of thousands of people who find themselves deaf or exhausting of listening to, closed captioning supplies details about what might be seen, even when it’s not attainable to listen to.
Neither Maunes nor Dumapong is deaf. Closed captioning, nonetheless, represented greater than the comfort of having the ability to observe a sports activities commentary in a loud restaurant. They may see what was attainable for individuals with disabilities in their very own nation. As Filipino residents, Maunes and Dumapong wished to know what they might do to deliver consideration to the discrimination towards individuals with disabilities.
They’d seen American athletes use their skilled platforms to talk out towards discrimination, unequal pay and sexual harassment, together with Colin Kaepernick and Megan Rapinoe. How may they use their energy as athletes to advocate for extra inclusive legal guidelines and insurance policies?
Adeline Dumapong, Paralympic bronze medalists and incapacity rights advocate from the Philippines.
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Altering the world by means of sports activities
Manues and Dumapong had been contributors in our program, the College of Tennessee Heart for Sport, Peace, and Society, which has skilled greater than 80 athletes and professionals from 50 international locations who work within the sports activities sector. Their questions, conversations with advocates around the globe and the middle’s work to advertise the rights of individuals with disabilities led our crew to create the International Incapacity Rights Map.
Many individuals need to replicate the protections that ADA supplies in their very own communities. The middle supplies coaching on present legal guidelines and insurance policies. It additionally helps athletes to create sport-based initiatives and enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities of their residence international locations.
College of Tennessee Heart for Sport, Peace, and Society’s director, Dr. Sarah Hillyer, describes the aim of the International Incapacity Rights Map.
The International Incapacity Rights Map describes the legal guidelines and insurance policies in a given nation and connects them to the Paralympic Motion, a world effort to advertise para sports activities and help para athletes to attain excellence in sport. The map additionally supplies data to athlete activists on how you can advocate for extra inclusive rights.
There are web sites devoted to explaining nationwide and worldwide legal guidelines and insurance policies defending individuals with disabilities, such because the United Nations Division of Financial and Social Affairs. However there has by no means been an interactive world map that shows the rights of individuals with disabilities mixed with details about the Paralympics, Particular Olympics and Deaflympics.
Photograph of the International Incapacity Rights Map.
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The map consists of country-specific details about the nationwide places of work of the Paralympic Committee, Particular Olympics and Deaflympics and statistics on a rustic’s participation within the two most up-to-date worldwide competitions. As well as, the map incorporates a biographical sketch of an area athlete utilizing sport as a device to advertise the rights of individuals with disabilities and to foster larger social inclusion.
Designed as an open supply platform, the map permits customers to replace and add new data on legal guidelines and insurance policies and new sports-based incapacity rights initiatives. Updates are submitted by means of the web site and reviewed by middle college for accuracy earlier than showing on the map.
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Mapping rights around the globe
One of many middle’s targets is to facilitate stronger partnerships and higher collaboration all through the game sector. For instance, the Worldwide Paraplympic Committee is about to signal a historic cooperation settlement with the Worldwide Incapacity Alliance “to advance the rights of individuals with disabilities and collectively commit to make use of parasport as a car to drive the human rights agenda ahead.” Parasports are sports activities performed by individuals with disabilities, each bodily and mental. Our map reveals visually how interdisciplinary efforts from authorities, Parasports and native initiatives can advance human rights.
Individuals with disabilities face quite a few boundaries daily. Our work on the middle helps to equip individuals to develop into advocates and break down these boundaries. As we analysis obstacles dealing with individuals with disabilities, this map can act as a robust device to assist strengthen these vital human rights.
Sarah Hillyer receives funding from the U.S. Division of State Bureau of Instructional & Cultural Affairs – Sports activities Diplomacy Division.
Carolyn Spellings receives funding from the U.S. Division of State Bureau of Instructional & Cultural Affairs – Sports activities Diplomacy Division.
from Growth News https://growthnews.in/global-disabilities-map-visualizes-the-strength-and-power-of-millions-of-athletes-around-the-world/
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Carolyn Hillyer and Nigel Shaw, tonight at the Acorn Penzance. Fire and Ice. A Winter night to remember! . . . . #carolynhillyer #nigelshaw #sevenwavesmusic #ancientwisdom #drum #nativeamericanflute (at The Acorn)
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jsjsdfj this is so long i’m s o rry it’s partially for my reference but honestly hmu if anyone wants to start book club (@ tilde worry not asoue and hdm and peregrine’s are implied) this is hideously long so it’s under a cut
yellow brick war by danielle paige
i’ll give you the sun by jandy nelson
everything everything by nicola yoon
a million miles away by lara avery
the secret language of sisters by luanne rice
falling into place by amy zhang
shooter by caroline pignat
never always sometimes by adi alsaid
the last good day of the year by jessica warman
proof of forever by lexa hillyer
because you’ll never meet me by leah thomas
the name of the star by maureen johnson
the game of love and death by martha brockenbrough
hate list by jennifer brown
the body in the woods by april henry
me being me is exactly as insane as you being you by todd hasak-lowy
the end or something like that by ann dee ellis
the truth about alice by jennifer mathieu
say what you will by cammie mcgovern
everything that makes you by moriah mcstay
tease by amanda maciel
killer instinct by s.e. green
we’ll always have paris by jennifer coburn
paperweight by meg haston
like it never happened by emily adrian
don’t even think about it by sarah mlynowski
finding paris by joy preble
emancipated by m. g. reyes
the face on the milk carton by caroline b. cooney
the last boy and girl in the world by siobhan vivian
once again by liz braswell and cameron dokey
boy of summer by jessica brody
road trip summer by lauren barnholdt
survive the night by danielle vega
kill the boy band by goldy moldavsky
totally awkward love story by tom ellen and lucy ivison
the square root of summer by harriet reuter hapgood
the lifeboat clique by kathy parks
boys like you by juliana stone
26 kisses by anna michels
dissonance by erica o’rourke
if i was your girl by meredith russo
now that you’re here by amy k nichols
the only thing worse than me is you by lily anderson
some of the parts by hannah barnaby
a song for ella gray by david almond
summer days and summer nights by stephanie perkins
my life next door by huntley fitzpatrick
in real life by jessica love
whisper to me by nick lake
the walls around us by nova ren suma
ready player one by ernest cline
awake by natasha preston
the siren by kiera cass
mirror in the sky by aditi khorana
magonia by maria dahvana headley
last year’s mistake by gina ciocca
once upon a dream by liz braswell
dreamology by lucy keating
the last time we were us by leah konen
keep me in mind by jamie reed
p.s. i like you by kasie west
summer of supernovas by darcy woods
the way back to you by michelle andreani and mindi scott
please don’t tell by laura tims
the cresswell plot by elisza wass
i woke up dead at the mall by judy sheehan
a week of monday’s by jessica brody
don’t look back by jennifer l armentrout
the problem with forever by jennifer l armentrout
fig by sarah elizabeth schantz
you have seven messages by stewart lewis
denton little’s death date by lance rubin
the fall by bethany griffin
don’t stop now by julie halpern
side effects may vary by julie murphy
inland by kat rosenfield
invincible by amy reed
i am princess x by cherie priest
off the page by jodi picoult
panic by lauren oliver
devoted by jennifer mathieu
six of crows by leigh bardugo
we were liars by e. lockhart
bone gap by laura ruby
elsewhere by gabrielle zevin
a whole new world by liz braswell
never said by carol lynch williams
hit by lorie ann grover
the dark elements by jennifer l armentrout
daughters unto devils by amy lukavics
wendy darling by colleen oakes
fracture by megan miranda
red girl blue boy by lauren baratz-logsted
wonders of the invisible world by christopher barzak
stranded by melinda braun
taking aim by michael cart
the accident season by moira fowley-doyle
infinite in between by carolyn macker
wither by lauren destefano
how it went down by kekla magoon
sing by vivi greene
the third twin by cj omololu
backlash by sarah darer littman
liars inc. by paula stokes
the killing by natasha preston
the thousandth floor by katherine mcgee
the raft by s.a. boden
ella minnow pea by mark dunn
the pregnancy project by gaby rodriguez
out of control by sarah alderson
ruthless by carolyn lee adams
the memory book by lara avery
georgia peaches and other forbidden fruit by jaye robin brown
tumbling by caela carter
the odds of lightning by jocelyn davies
tell me something real by calla devlin
don’t get caught by kurt dinan
everyone we’ve been by sarah everett
playlist for the dead by michelle falkoff
the weight of zero by karen fortunati
we were never here by jennifer gilmore
been here all along by sandy hall
three truths and a lie by brent hartinger
you were here by cori mccarthy
nearly gone by elle cosimano
the infinity of you and me by j q coyle
lost stars by lisa selin davis
die for you by amy fellner dominy
until friday night by abbi glines
this is our story by ashley elston
to catch a killer by sheryl scarborough
the hundred lies of lizzie lovett by chelsea sediti
the hate u give by angie thomas
but then i came back by estelle laure
me and me by alice kuipers
shackled by tom leveen
infinite in between by carolyn mackler
the free by lauren mclaughlin
the outliers by kimberly mccreight
a good idea by cristina moracho
girl on a plane by miriam moss
eat the sky, drink the ocean by multiple authors
the sky is everywhere by jandy nelson
meg and linus by hanna nowinski
radio silence by alice oseman
all the forever things by jolene perry
keeping the beat by marie powell and jeff norton
the homecoming by stacie ramey
seven ways we lie by riley redgate
beautiful broken girls by kim savage
between shades of gray by ruta sepetys
history is all you left me by adam silvera
everything beautiful is not ruined by danielle younge-ullman
shooter by walter dean myers
the memory of light by francisco x stork
a storied life by gabrielle zevin
worthy by donna cooner
run by kody keplinger
one of us is lying by karen m mcmanus
a psalm for lost girls by katie bayerl
the one memory of flora banks by emily barr
#that's literally 154 books omg#books#ya lit#to read#ya lit to read#<-- that's the tag i'm checking#and i'll update/cross off#lmao i'm so sorry if you actually read all these titles#dana rants
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• With the Ancient Mothers • Communing deeply with my maternal line this Samhain. Absorbing the wisdoms, honoring & healing the traumas held within my womb-line. As the veil is thin, I show up in honor of my Earth Mothers, their Craeft & the Full Moon as they proudly displays their ancient glowing faces. Reciting ‘Our Grandmothers Hearth’ by Carolyn Hillyer. . . The grandmother of drums sings for the women who have traveled on before us and for the women who will follow on behind. The grandmother of drums sings for one thousand ancient mothers and for one thousand generation of daughters who have danced out from their wombs. The grandmother of drums sings for women sitting in their circles and for our sisterhood that spirals through the world in time. The grandmother of drums sings for women walking in northern forests, for women crossing southern deserts, for women waiting on eastern mountains and for women traveling western plains. The grandmother of drums sings for women who are dying in wars and women who are managing to survive. The grandmother drums sings for women crying with their joy and women weeping in their pain. The grandmother of drums sings for our connection with each other, for what we share together and all the ways we are the same. for our diverse lives and all the ways that we are different from each other. The grandmother of drum sings to celebrate the wildness of our spirits, the power of our integrity, and the breath of our wisdom. The grandmother of drum sings inside each one of us, deepening our mystery, enriching our memory and freeing our most sacred songs. In the house of our mothers, are many ancient mothers we are held by truth that is deep and strong. It is the heat of our tears and the tremble of our hearts as we return to the soft dark beat of our beautiful grandmother drum. . . 🌝Photo: In the misty cemetery wearing my Fern Green wool dress & Steel Gray wool hood. All garb is *temporarily* back in my shop! 🌝Be sure to check out the Pagans Spirits Virtual Event today! 🌝Tonight I hold sacred ritual with Witchsisters under the Full Moon. Samhain blessings🖤🍂 (at Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHBHhQBHKP3/?igshid=1lkakw0gjm2c5
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