Hey y’all!
It’s Carmen here. At this month’s gathering of the Hatch, we meditated on one of our core tenets here at the Isolation Journals: how a creative practice can turn isolation into creative solitude and connection. I shared a century-old letter by Virginia Woolf written in the throes of grief and a conversation between two contemporary poets, Natalie Diaz and Ada Limón, where I saw both happening simultaneously.
On a personal note, I myself was having a grief-y morning on Sunday, and this dose of community and celebration of poetry was just the balm I needed. If you missed it, or you’d like to revisit it, you can find a video replay as well as a written transcript below.
Much love,
Carmen
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