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The Mythology of Abuse

This essay breaks cultural silences surrounding childhood sexual abuse, revealing how myths of spectacle obscure everyday harm. Through personal truth and somatic practice, Abigail Testaberg explores pathways from fragmentation toward embodied safety and communal care—reminding us that healing is slow, relational work, a form of visible repair in a wounded world.

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Let’s See What Happens Next | Mid-20th Century Salvation

By Charlene Stegman Moskal

Let’s see what happens next as if we are sitting in a movie theater watching our future unfold; we are the mortals and the Titans peer down on earth as they play at being gods. Sit back relax there’s nothing you can affect in any measurable way[...]

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Three Poems

By Carolyn Martin

Carolyn’s poems and book reviews have appeared in publications throughout North America and the UK including “Stirring,” “CALYX,” “Persimmon Tree,” “How Higher Education Feels,” and “Antiphon.” Her third collection, Thin Places, was published by Kelsay Books in 2017.

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First There Must Be an End

By Dougald Hine

"I don’t write to announce the end of the world or to change the minds of those who are convinced that the world as we have known it can be saved or made sustainable. I write for anyone who has found themselves, as I have, needing to make sense of what is ending, how we can talk about it and what tasks are worth taking on in whatever time it turns out that we have."

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