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Listen to selections from Dee Carr’s work.
Listen to Dee Carr read the title poem.
Listen to the introduction of The Elemental Family — a preview of the special edition.
Dee Carr is a Georgia-based writer who believes that some of the most important truths in life can only be heard when we slow down enough to truly listen.
He holds a Master’s degree in Human Services from the University of Alabama and works at the intersection of civil rights, accessibility, and advocacy. His work is rooted in a commitment to creating spaces where dignity, inclusion, and opportunity are not ideals—but realities accessible to all.
Carr writes with a deep curiosity about the human experience, exploring the quiet lessons, unspoken truths, and moments of becoming that often go unnoticed.
His work invites readers to pause, reflect, and reconnect—with themselves, with others, and with what matters most.
Beyond his professional and creative work, Dee brings a vibrant and grounded perspective to everything he creates. He is an avid comic enthusiast and collector, drawn to the power of storytelling across worlds both imagined and real.
He finds balance and inspiration in nature, often spending time on hikes where clarity, stillness, and reflection shape his voice.
He is also the proud parent of seven exotic pets, a role that reflects both his curiosity and care for life in all its forms. These passions—storytelling, nature, and nurturing—continue to fuel his creative process and deepen the authenticity of his work.
Through both his writing and his advocacy, Dee Carr creates space for people to feel seen, heard, and understood—and invites others to engage, reflect, and listen more closely to the world around them.
If these words stayed with you,
if something shifted, softened, or spoke back…
I invite you to share your experience.
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A few people, places, and things that make my world a little better.
Terran D. Jackson
Travel Advisor • Tribe Trek Travel
Sangster’s Cafe
Coffee Shop
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) — Georgia Chapter
Suicide Prevention • Advocacy • Volunteerism
Free Mom Hugs
Visibility • Education • Celebration • Equality
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Mental Health • Education • Support • Advocacy
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Crisis Support • Suicide Prevention • Hope
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