January Sundown Healing Arts Newsletter

To connect more directly with our bodies just as they are right now, we can bring more awareness to eating, hunger, and fullness.
Embody Hunger, Embody Fullness

New book responses at Curious, Healing. Have you read these? Comments welcome!

• "That's Funny, You Don't Look Buddhist" by Sylvia Boorstein
  
• "Trauma Is Really Strange" by Steve Haines, art by Sophie Standing

Books at the library
I successfully requested that Multnomah County Public Library order both my books, "Presence After Trauma" and "Wellspring of Compassion." If you're local, you can place a hold that will be filled when they come in. Otherwise, you can request that your library order the books - librarians generally appreciate purchase requests.

Curious, Healing is a blog, and you're welcome to comment there or here about the books. The articles don't have a comment section. You're welcome to comment here or send me email with any thoughts.

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Stories! with capable women

Three nourishing stories centering on capable women.

The Tale of the White Lady of Iffish by raspberryhunter. Story from Yuletide 2017 set in Earthsea.

It is not told in the Deed of Seren how Tenar of the Ring became the White Lady of Iffish. This is that story.

The Minnow and the Dragon by raspberryhunter. Story from Yuletide 2016 set in Earthsea. Found this one because I liked their 2017 story so much.

Of Estarriol at this time there was no song made, but the lullaby, the Song of the Minnow, is still sung.

so come home by blindmadness. Yuletide 2017 retelling of 12 dancing princesses - in space. Long, wonderful original story.

A detective is called to a space station to solve the mystery of whether--and how--twelve astronauts are accessing the surface of a forbidden planet.