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Muse & Brews is a free monthly gathering for writers who are craving gentle community and solidarity in the ups and downs of the writing life. Whether you’re working on your first poem or your tenth novel, whether you write daily or squeeze it in between everything else, you’re welcome here.
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After spending years crafting When The Trees All Burned, I can’t shake the feeling that the man who gave us decades of anthems about hope, survival, and sticking together would absolutely devour this story. Here’s why:
My book launch for When the Trees All Burned at my local art gallery turned out to be everything I’d hoped for—and quite the opposite of my 5 a.m. anxiety spiral where I imagined speaking to an empty room. Instead, we had a standing-room-only crowd gathered in a space where apocalyptic fiction beautifully intersected with the gallery’s “Margins & Peripheries” exhibition.
When The Trees All Burned launched into the world on April 1, not as a joke I was playing on all the fools out there, but as a cautionary tale—reminding people that we are called to be stewards of our planet and that there might be some wisdom in heeding the warnings of those who are experts in such areas.
You know that feeling when something is right on the tip of your tongue, or just out of reach in your brain, and even though you know you know it, you can’t quite grab hold of it? That’s where we found ourselves. We knew we knew, but we didn’t know what we knew.