deconversion

When the outer planet (that's not a planet?) tumbled mountains

And hope on the cosmic level for the decades ahead

Oct 6 • Meg Tietz

When solid ground became sinking sand

The planet with the funniest name shows up, and the walls start shaking

Sep 22 • Meg Tietz

Why do you think we all deconstructed at the same time?

Could it be that the planets were louder than the praise and worship band?

Sep 8 • Meg Tietz

To the spiritually homesick

On the walking-around ache of life after labels

Jul 13 • Meg Tietz

Notes on decoversion: what does a post-religion life look like?

Let's wrap this up, and I'll tell you about my mushroom trip

May 8 • Meg Tietz

Notes on deconversion: so what about Heaven and Hell?

Text the babysitter that you'll be home later than you thought

Apr 17 • Meg Tietz

Notes on deconversion: so, what changed?

It's a good thing we are a few glasses in at this point

Apr 4 • Meg Tietz

Notes on deconversion: an oasis in the wilderness

An unexpected recovery with the ancients

Mar 27 • Meg Tietz

Notes on deconversion from the corner booth of a quiet bar

I'll pick up the tab because we're probably gonna be here a while

Mar 20 • Meg Tietz

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