The Ariadne Archive | Freya Rohn

Recommended by Freya Rohn

New-Old Books! Open Access! Collective Knowledge Production! Celebrating feminist literature and design of the past, present, and future.

Letters from Anne

By Anne Boyd Rioux "Letters

Letters from a recovering English professor on the lives of women writers and artists, including my own as I travel and create a new life for myself.

Noted

By Jillian Hess

Tips from the world's best note takers

Poetry Unbound

By Pádraig Ó Tuama

Open your world with poetry

homeculture is becoming the pocket observatory

By Meg Conley

Collecting light from the seen and unseen.

Beautiful takes on the work and writing of care.

- Freya Rohn

Mad Woman

By Amanda Montei

Feminist analysis of politics, pop culture, and literature + other hysterics by Amanda Montei, author of TOUCHED OUT and other books.

Dirtbags Through the Ages

By Allison Epstein

Weird, wild, and dirtbaggy stories from history, handcrafted and delivered biweekly.

Berkana

By Swarnali Mukherjee

Built with a soft burning passion for obscure places, people, folklores, and cultural epiphanies

Deeply reflective, with histories and myths that link to now.

- Freya Rohn

Why Be Happy When You Could Be Writing

By Amber Sparks

Useless and flailing observations about writing that will not save you

Everything Is Amazing

By Mike Sowden

A newsletter about seeing more, feeling more, and asking better questions. Curiosity makes everything better - but can it be *learned*? Let's find out.

On the Commons

By Antonia Malchik

A newsletter about ownership, property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commons.

Deep explorations of place and our common ties to the lands we live on.

- Freya Rohn

The Clearing by Katherine May

By The Clearing with Katherine May

A newsletter and community for wild minds, winterers and enchantment-seekers with internationally bestselling author Katherine May.

The Liminality Journal

By Kaitlin Curtice

thoughts on the in-between

An Irritable Métis

By Chris La Tray

Email newsletter from Chris La Tray, enrolled member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians, author of the forthcoming "Becoming Little Shell" from Milkweed Editions, and 2023–2025 Montana Poet Laureate.

Always thoughtful and thought-filled. Love Chris' writing.

- Freya Rohn

Men Yell at Me

By lyz

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.

Culture Study

By Anne Helen Petersen

Think more about the culture that surrounds you