How many readers actually buy books because they found them on Twitter? I’m about to find out. When I first… Read more Yes, I committed Twittercide
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A Brilliant Birthday History for the Brilliant Alexandre Dumas
https://litreactor.com/columns/a-brilliant-birthday-history-for-the-brilliant-alexandre-dumas Light some candles and eat some cake! The originator of two of my favorite classic works of literature was… Read more A Brilliant Birthday History for the Brilliant Alexandre Dumas
Five Reasons why my Pagan Family is Like Yours
Every so often I get a wave of people online or at events who ask me to explain my belief… Read more Five Reasons why my Pagan Family is Like Yours
Worth Waiting For
It’s never enough. It’s not enough to just write what you know or to read other works. It’s not enough… Read more Worth Waiting For
Paganism in a Monotheist/Atheist Society
I’m a Pagan, a “witch,” a believer in old religions. My theological truths hold more spiritual meanings than most organized… Read more Paganism in a Monotheist/Atheist Society
Here we go, George Floyd…
Call it “toxic positivity” (yes this oxymoron now exists), I don’t care. I still believe that truth, justice, love, and… Read more Here we go, George Floyd…
Why I don’t care if you DO or DON’T wear a mask
“If you don’t wear a mask your germs are raping my lungs!” An internet stranger told me this. I am… Read more Why I don’t care if you DO or DON’T wear a mask
Writing Columns
I love my columns. They give me steady paid work and remind me to keep going even when I want… Read more Writing Columns
The Rona kills the arts
Dave Grohl wrote a beautiful piece about live performances for the Atlantic earlier this week and it hit hard. I… Read more The Rona kills the arts
“Meat” Shortage
Drink soy the meat shortage is coming. That’s at least what major media outlets want us to think. Certain big… Read more “Meat” Shortage
Jessica Marie Baumgartner 