Rereading Crystal Phillips on Grief, Honesty, and the Page
Sometimes the first kindness we can offer ourselves is to stop asking our pain to disappear, and to tell the truth about it instead.
Sometimes the first kindness we can offer ourselves is to stop asking our pain to disappear, and to tell the truth about it instead.
What is true anywhere is true everywhere
She bound broken bones, helped women cursed with infertility, and tuva i mau or laid out cards for those seeking guidance.
How hidden the heart,… How frightened we are of being known, and yet how desperately we long for it. – Hannah Kent, The Good People (page 100)
Crystal Phillips on writing, from her memoir, The Me I Knew I Could Be.
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