Maria Behan on the gains by women in American politics and why the future is undoubtedly female
Jami Ingledue on radical self-care and breaking out of the mommy box
Erinbell Fanore on her family's LITTLE BY LITTLE clean-up plastic project
COLUMNS
Head Above Water
Tim Clark on an inside look at the wonderful world of the gym and his top five LET IT SNOW songs
Letters from Berlin
Annie Mark-Westfall on winter thoughts, New Year’s vows, and finding focus
Brazen
Melanie Schoo on her many misadventures with water in all its frozen forms and why snow is a no go
Soapbox
Mike Hembury on the Earth in crisis and the hope that is the youth climate strike movement
Spotlight
Maria Behan on the gains by women in American politics and why the future is undoubtedly female
Little by Little, Clean Up
Guest columnist Erinbell Fanore on her family’s Little by Little project to help reduce consumption, and clean up, plastic
Behind Domestic Lines
Jami Ingledue on the radical notion of self-care for mothers and breaking out of the mommy box
Gaze
Irena Ioannou on childhood dreams, new year’s resolutions, and letting go of responsibility
Other Father
James Prenatt on the price of stoicism, male vulnerability, and a man’s right to feel
FICTION
Marcy Rae Henry
Marcy Rae Henry’s short story ‘Jingle Bell Rock’
Jan McCarthy
Jan McCarthy’s short story ‘A Snow Burial’
POETRY
Charlotte Cutter
Charlotte Cutter’s poem ‘Empty Hallways’
Marsha Foss
Marsha Foss’s poem ‘Because of Snow’
Mark Bauer
Mark Bauer’s poems ‘Snow in Late Winter’, ‘February’, and ‘From the Outer Reaches of Macomb County, Michigan’
Stephen Seabridge
Stephen Seabridge’s poem ‘Under Snow’
Sarah Schaff
Sarah Schaff’s poems ‘Origins’ and ‘Old Man Winter’
Bruce Pemberton
Bruce Pemberton’s poem ‘December 1997’
Kersten Christianson
Kersten Christianson’s poems ‘‘Wandering’, ‘Now’, and ‘Alaska Yellow Cedar, Nootka False Cypress’
Ryan J Davidson
Ryan J Davidson’s poems ‘of a Tuesday Evening’ and ‘November the 5th’
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