“Paradise requires sacrifice.”
In The Jakarta Letters: Part Four, Sari’s body finally speaks the truth her mind has been trained to silence.
A haunting story of labor, love & awakening inside the machinery of paradise.
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“Paradise has machinery.”
In The Jakarta Letters — Part Three, an Indonesian nurse learns what her body already knows: wellness built on exploitation isn’t healing.
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When “freedom” becomes another word for sacrifice—what remains?
The Jakarta Letters, Part Two unravels love, labor, and the quiet rebellion of saying “no.”
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A letter from Jakarta arrives. A friend is losing his wife to a "wellness" corporation. He wants to save her. But what if love isn't about rescue?
A new Wild Grace Chronicles is live. For anyone who's ever loved someone they couldn't "fix."
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The Extractor’s final temptation isn’t wealth or power. It’s enlightenment—offered as spiritual authority.
In Part Three of The Mushroom Communion, Grace discovers the freedom of being ordinary enough to matter. 🍄
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🌱 Grace ate sacred mushrooms. The forest showed him reciprocity. Then The Extractor arrived—offering to "optimize" his enlightenment.
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"You’re the one who knows how to help."
But what happens when care becomes compulsion?
In The Mushroom Communion, Grace Grayson steps back from community to remember how to receive.
🌱 Read Part One of the new trilogy:
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What if the most radical act was learning to neighbor again?
In Part Four of The Riverside Community, care becomes resistance, and rosemary grows in the ruins.
Read the latest from Wild Grace Chronicles:
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#MutualAid#EcoSpirituality#FictionThatHeals
This week’s chapter broke me open.
Jamal’s drawing. Rosa’s fear. Grace’s quiet seeing. The Green Woman standing behind it all.
Part Three of The Riverside Community takes our little circle of neighbors right into the fluorescent heart of power.
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A dusty community room.
A circle of folding chairs.
A black cat with a mission.
In Part Two of The Riverside Community, grief becomes resistance and neighbors become something more.
Read now:
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A squeaky cabinet. A black cat. A forgotten community room.
In The Riverside Community – Part One, grief becomes the soil for resistance.
When Medicaid cuts take a neighbor’s life, Grace Grayson helps his building remember how to show up.
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Hey @HawleyMO, why did you respond to my climate letter with Trumpian gibberish about ‘fraud’? Is ‘I don’t care’ too hard to say outright? #ShowUpForMO
In a system that treats dying as a luxury, what does it mean to witness someone home with love—and rage?
Part Two of Room 4B is live:
https://t.co/6paAf3IqoI
For readers of liberation theology, eco-spirituality, & sacred grief.
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‘The God I know doesn’t charge copays.’
A retired hospice nurse & a social worker confront the cruelty of ‘sanctity of life’ rhetoric when it denies mercy to the dying. Room 4B (Part One) is for anyone who’s raged at a denial letter.
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#Project2025
“No priest ever asked me to confess my carbon footprint.”
In Part One of “The Smoke of Our Sins,” Grace Grayson weeps as the sky turns to ash—and a barefoot mystic leads him into a deeper truth. #Ecotheology#ClimateGrief#WildGraceChronicles
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