About

Chloë Rain is a writer whose work explores the landscapes—both inner and geographical—that shape a life. Her writing moves through themes of wildness and belonging, solitude and longing, and the thresholds where the lives we imagine for ourselves give way to the lives that ultimately claim us.

Drawn by a lifelong desire to understand the deeper currents of existence, she has spent decades traveling to places where land, culture, and spirit remain closely intertwined. She lived for several years inside the Arctic Circle in northern Norway while completing a Master’s degree in Indigenous Studies at the Arctic University of Norway, researching the sacred landscape of Sápmi, home of the Sámi people.

Over more than a decade she apprenticed within two living indigenous medicine traditions—one in North America and one in South America—learning ceremonial practices and ways of listening to the rhythms of land and spirit.