E. Black·Apr 8On the Vulnerability of Seeking CommunityThis is going to seem like a really small thing, but it’s not.
E. Black·Sep 23, 2025On Dropping InSpeaking to a group of approximately 30,000 hippies in Golden Gate Park in 1967, Harvard University clinical psychologist and all-around…
E. Black·Dec 1, 2023On Tending the Hearth AloneI’ve had a really bad month. Not in any real, practical way. I just go hit by a wall of something… something thick and black and difficult…A response icon1A response icon1
E. Black·Sep 24, 2023On Sin and Shame and Bringing It on YourselfI was pretty well known as a troublemaker in Sunday school from early on. I was even banned from asking questions at one point. It wasn’t…
E. Black·Aug 28, 2023Relationship Anarchy, Solo Polyamory, or Just Disorganized Attachment?Image by E. BlackA response icon3A response icon3
E. Black·Jun 1, 2023Climate Change Is a Lost Cause, but It’s Our Lost CauseImage by E. BlackA response icon2A response icon2
E. Black·Jan 24, 2023Five Dark, Mysterious Novels by Women for Late WinterLate January is a weird in-between time for a lot of people. The holidays are over and the excitement of New Year’s resolutions are…
E. Black·Jan 17, 2023On Keeping One’s Own CompanyLet’s talk about agoraphobia and the pandemic.A response icon6A response icon6
E. Black·Dec 31, 2022December Feminist Reading List: 2022 Round-upThis list was extremely hard for me to narrow down, so much so that I was originally aiming for a nice, round 10 choices but ended up with…
E. Black·Nov 15, 2022Seven Books by Native Women to Read During National Native American Heritage MonthNovember is National Native American Heritage Month in the US, and also the month in which a lot of Americans wheel out a disturbing…