Erica Watson
@rickirobin.bsky.social
Writer, reader, knitter, sometimes organizer. Student of climate & shifting seasons. Contentedly discontent.
Ghosts of Distant Trees, Porphyry Press 2025
Denali National Park, AK.
Part of my heart lives in the desert.
she/her
ericarobinwatson.com
Ghosts of Distant Trees, Porphyry Press 2025
Denali National Park, AK.
Part of my heart lives in the desert.
she/her
ericarobinwatson.com
This is helpful. After so long w gmail, i'm reluctant to pay for email, & I rly don't want or don't care abt, like...features. I just want an inbox & to not have to learn anything, you know? But good to know you can start free & upgrade
January 21, 2026 at 8:46 PM
This is helpful. After so long w gmail, i'm reluctant to pay for email, & I rly don't want or don't care abt, like...features. I just want an inbox & to not have to learn anything, you know? But good to know you can start free & upgrade
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Yes! The AK one is modeled after that wonderful Cascadia guide. And I think there’s a Rocky Mountains region one in the works too
January 17, 2026 at 7:12 PM
Yes! The AK one is modeled after that wonderful Cascadia guide. And I think there’s a Rocky Mountains region one in the works too
Yes, but not from me! another workshop participant who brought it up. It’s so interesting to see the fluidity in what is categorized this way. I was just reading one critique that the genre is too adjacent to abundance lit- like invisibilizing extraction & labor etc- & it’s been on my mind too
January 17, 2026 at 7:11 PM
Yes, but not from me! another workshop participant who brought it up. It’s so interesting to see the fluidity in what is categorized this way. I was just reading one critique that the genre is too adjacent to abundance lit- like invisibilizing extraction & labor etc- & it’s been on my mind too