Betty Mae Wrote
Kim Houssenloge (Mak)Betty Mae Wrote is a publication of letters, and simple life stories. There will be writing prompts, and behind the scenes glimpses of my imperfectly cosy, slow life as a writer and home body on the beautiful Far South Coast of NSW.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 145 | Subscribers | Read | bettymaewrote.substack.com |
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For Grandpa
This was difficult to write. I’m going to read it on Thursday at 11 am at the old town hall in Gulgong.
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Life stories and letter writing, one cuppa at a time. Country days, well-worn notebooks, and memories that linger. Nostalgia addict here!
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