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Lisbeth White (she/her)
@earthmaven.bsky.social
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Enchantivism. Writing. Witching. Eco-abolition.
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www.lisbethwrites.com
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The light this time of year…stuff poems are made of….
Photo of golden light through tall evergreen trees
November 8, 2025 at 12:30 AM
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What I’m doing this weekend
Photo of book: green background with yellow type. Image of a Black women dressed in white with white head cloth. A large green snake is wrapped around her and flowers are on either side. Text reads: The Conjuring of America: Mojos, Mermaids, and 400 years of Black Women’s Magic by Lindsey Stewart
August 2, 2025 at 8:48 PM
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Screen-free Sunday’s ultra satisfying read….
Book cover: background color is rainbow-like moving from blue at the top to orange red at the bottom, with light clouds. Title reads “Edge of The World” in bright green font. Subtitle reads “an anthology of queer travel writing” Edited by Alden Jones
May 27, 2025 at 6:37 PM
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Screen-free Sunday spent with friends…
library book on red and brown striped background. Book cover has an orange and yellow flame shaped graphic on a white background. The title is Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Landscape photo. A blossoming tree in a green meadow. Sea in the background.
April 28, 2025 at 5:58 PM
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I’m turning Sunday’s screen-free (no phone, no computer, no tv) and it’s really upping my reading game. Spent yesterday with this collection and it was sooooo good. Got me in my lyrical feels about loneliness and connection. Devoured it! Thanks for your gifts @goldengxl.bsky.social
Book on a textured earth tone backfired. Book cover is black, white, and sky blue. Title in pink: “There’s Nothing Left for You Here.” By Allegra Solomon
April 21, 2025 at 10:26 PM
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“We love us” Earth Day book sale collaboration! Read on! 🌱🌟🌍
Photo of author: medium-brown femme with curly hair, foliage in background. Text: I have been thinking very much about belonging – not in terms of ownership or possession, but what it means to have acceptance as a natural and purposeful part of something. These early months of the year in particular, forces are out here trying convince so many of us that we don’t belong or have a right to the existence earth summoned us for. Eco-chick that I am, I know that we belong not only on the earth, but to it. I know that we rightfully deserve to love the earth and each other, and to have these stories of our collective care on and with this planet, heard. To that end I am celebrating this Earth Day with a sale in collaboration with The Lupine Collaborative, The Lupine Collaborative is a literary organization advancing environmental and climate justice by abundantly resourcing Black women, non-binary, and transgender environmental/climate writers to ideate, write, and build toward a liberatory future. Text on blue gray background: The Lupine Collaborative The Lupine Collaborative envisions a world where Black women, transgender, and non-binary people can access joy, liberation, and environmental/climate justice in their lifetimes. We do this through: Writing Retreats An opportunity for writers to focus on craft & content. Writer-in-Residence In partnership with Milkweed Editions, we support writers with financial and capacity-building support to hone their craft. Creative Grants We provide one-time grants for writers to further their existing work. Forthcoming Anthology Lupine is curating an anthology of queer Black climate and environmental artists and activists Photo of a book cover: teal on pink background. Title reads “A Most Natural Thing: An Elemental Memoir” by Lisbeth White. there is think ink drawing of ghost pipe in pink and white. Text: Part travel-writing, part ecopoetical mythology, part memoir of healing, Lisbeth White's A Most Natural Thing: An Elemental Memoir was chosen by Michael Martone as the winner of The Master's Review 2023 Chapbook Open. A Most * atural Thing * An Elemental Memoir Lisbeth White Buy a signed copy of A Most Natural Thing and 50% of proceeds will go directly to The Lupine Collaborative's creative grant fund for writers! Text on purple background: A Most Natural Thing (50 copies available) = $18 + shipping = $23.95 A Most Natural Thing + American Sycamore (20 copies available) = $36 + shipping = $41.95 A Most Natural Thing + Poetry as Spellcasting (15 copies available) = $39 + shipping = $44.95 All three! = $57 + shipping = $62.95 Venmo: @liswhite Last four: 1857 Paypal: lisbethwhite.mft@gmail.com Zelle: lisbethwhite.mft@gmail.com Be sure to include your shipping address in the notes!
April 18, 2025 at 4:51 PM
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It’s my birthday week. Please enjoy this contemplation of the thousand ways light loves water.
March 10, 2025 at 4:08 PM
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What the what??? 😮
I used to skip school to go hang out in these stacks. I’m having wild time-space continuum breaching visions about my 15 year old self finding this chapbook on the shelf while avoiding a trig test. 😂
Thanks to all who ordered!!
How dreamy 🥰🥰🥰
…..also, the titles on this list….❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥
A screenshot of the top selling books for Powell’s Bookstore in Portland Oregon for Wednesday February 12, 2025. On a white background are the covers for books #1 & #2, which are “on Tyranny” by Timothy Snyder and “The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood. A screenshot of the top selling books for Powell’s Bookstore in Portland Oregon for Wednesday February 12, 2025. On a white background are the book covers for #23-#25, which are, in order, “The Siren’s Call” by Chris Hayes, “A Most Natural Thing” by Lisbeth White, and “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” by Dr. Maya Angelou
February 13, 2025 at 4:18 AM
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Visual of a book cover. Title “A Most Natural Thing: An Elemental Memoir” by Lisbeth White. Cover art has white lettering with pink and white painted ghost pipe plants. Everything is on a teal background.
February 6, 2025 at 3:45 PM
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It’s still January. Loving this poem and loving this lake. Sigo caminando.
Brown woman walking on a dirt trail, mountains in background Lake Atitlán Poem by Anne Haven McDonnell
January 21, 2025 at 5:49 PM