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Vegan Strawberry Crisp 🍓
An easy and whimsical vegan strawberry crisp dessert for summer!
Jun 262 min read


Feather by Feather
Today I found myself thinking about hope. Not discovering it, necessarily. More like reacclimatizing to it. I know (all too well) that there will always be challenges in our lives, that there will always be hard things for us to tackle, but lately I've found myself wondering what it means to genuinely re-open the door to hope after (or during) a difficult season, to embrace and even embody the possibility of good things, beauty, and joy especially when life feels extra tough.
Jun 151 min read


I Went to a Haunted Spa for Literary Reasons | Mirbeau, Beacon - Where Zelda Fitzgerald Once Wandered
Explore Zelda Fitzgerald’s stay at Craig House, the former Hudson Valley asylum now known as Mirbeau Inn & Spa, through letters, literary history, and haunting atmosphere.
May 204 min read


Celebrating Jane Austen: A July to Remember
July in Georgian England was a season of transition. The glittering whirl of the London social season began to fade, sending the fashionable set back to their country estates. Dusty roads filled with carriages returning to quieter parishes and slower rhythms. For some, this meant extreme boredom. But for Jane Austen, July held the possibility of profound transformation. This midsummer month—rich with vitality, ripening fruit, and longer sun-filled days—marked a significantly
Jul 8, 20255 min read


Death and Desire: Unpacking the Romantic Morbidities of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights
I recently had the pleasure of seeing Brontë scholar and Guggenheim fellow, Deborah Lutz, present On Walking and Emily Brontë, where she shared some of her research, wealth of fascinating findings, and end excerpts from her works on Victorian paper crafts and practices. Lutz shared her process of embodying Brontë by exploring what her lived experience would have been, notably through walking in the moors, her personal effects, and recreating sensations such as smell, touch,
Oct 6, 20243 min read


Dear September...
The rain has been relentless lately. It's days like these that make me want to stay in bed, light a candle, and cozy up to a book for forever. Today I peeked upon a perfectly poignant piece by one of my favorite poetesses and letter writers... ... Dear Elizabeth Bishop, I wish I lived in a time and place where I could exchange letters with you. In lieu of such a paradox, I am attaching some doodles I drew of flowers which are blooming this month. Sincerely yours, Forever-jeal
Sep 28, 20232 min read
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