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Tag Archives: Jill Crammond

Our Lady of Dark Mysteries by Jill Crammond

The old black dog knows to turn around three times, even when all you say is lie. O Mother of rapt attention. O Mistress of Bones and Trust. How we dig holes and have nothing to fill them with. How the nuts we gather and bury are forgotten, and still we grow whole forests. This […]

Posted byDaleJuly 2020July 2020Posted inIssue 26Tags: Jill Crammond
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