Wildness Is Not the Opposite of Belonging
Instinctive, free-spirited, and still deeply bonded — on domestication, instinct, and what belonging asks of us.
Witch in Progress
I write about work, motherhood, caregiving, love, loss, money, creativity, starting over, getting things wrong, and the small moments that bring a person back into her own life. Some pieces are written. Some are recorded. None of them ask you to become a better version of yourself before you arrive.
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The room has gone quiet, and you are still answering everyone in your head. This is an essay, and an ordinary ritual, about getting your own attention back.
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The books
Four reflective books to keep for yourself.
Instinctive, free-spirited, and still deeply bonded — on domestication, instinct, and what belonging asks of us.
On reading the body's signals, animal communication, and the humility of learning another being's language.
The room goes quiet and you're still answering everyone in your head — an ordinary ritual for coming back.
I'm a writer, mother, caregiver, and a recovering expert in holding everything together. Witch in Progress started when I got very good at keeping life moving and much less sure I was still inside it.
So I started paying attention — to the coffee going cold while I answered everyone else, to the things women end up responsible for without ever agreeing to them, to ambition after forty and grief that behaves badly in supermarkets. I'm writing from inside the unfinished part. That's where most of us actually live.
Witch in Progress is independent. If the work means something to you, becoming a patron keeps it going.