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Editor: Ann Davenport

Terra Preta Review is the longtime dream of Ann Davenport. Ann is a writer, editor, and teacher, and freelances layout and proofreading (among other editorial services) through her company 31Annotations. Read her full bio here.

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A start. A seed. I always want to DO THE WHOLE THING PERFECTLY NOW. Sometimes it feels like my life is a perpetual letting-go of that construct. We're gathering together some free supportive resources for body, soul, mind, and creativity on the blog. A short list today, but it will grow with time. Check it out if you need some support right now. And here are a couple of writing prompts: * What are you practicing letting go of, again and again and again? This is the work of letting go... * What are you grateful for, even when it's complicated, especially when it's complicated? What are you grateful for that's not complicated at all? Keep well and keep writing, beloveds. 💜🌱 . Featured on today's blog: @pikespeaklibrarydistrict, @bexlife, @fiercewomxnwriting, school districts feeding hungry kids, online exhibits of Frida Kahlo
Writing prompt: What healing do I need to gather courage to undertake? For more thoughts on courage and healing, tap the link in bio for our latest blog post. Otherwise, hope this prompt gives you some support today. 💜🌱
The other night around 1:30 am I found myself on @brainpicker's website, hoping to find some kind of insight or comfort or maybe even some way to make sense of the new world. I found her essay on Rebecca Solnit's HOPE IN THE DARK. It spoke so perfectly to why we've launched submissions to the Anthology of Pandemic Creativity. Link in bio for our thoughts on this, a writing prompt, and a direct link to the essay on brainpickings.org. Or if you find yourself adrift today, you might find yourself somewhat comforted and grounded by the inexhaustible archives on Brain Pickings, which I find myself thinking of as an online library of the soul. 💜🌱
New blog post up: Writing in the time of coronavirus, with a little more info about the anthology you can now submit to (!!!) and the prompts, support, and inspiration we're hoping to provide folx during the pandemic pause. Love y'all. Be kind to yourself. Release the pressure valve with your creativity, when you can. 💜🌱

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