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 |
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| Issues | 182 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Adults Need Play Too!
This weekend was our family games day. We’ve been doing this every month for most of the year and it’s been the highlight of my month, every single time.
It’s mostly my siblings, our partners, the kids who want to come, and dear fam...
Episode 30 Dear Nan: Lolly Jars and Hard Times
Show Notes
To celebrate 30 episodes of Tell Me Over Tea, I’m sharing another letter from my Dear Nan series — letters I’ve written to my nan since she died, as a way of processing grief and holding onto our story.
This one turns the...
What’s The Best Thing That’s Happened to You Today?
the flowering quince in the afternoon
Pete often listens to Radio National when he’s in the car. If it’s something that interests him, he always likes to share it with me when he gets home. Last week he listened to a conver...
Episode 29 Mary Ann’s Story on Becoming a Writer
Show Notes
MaryAnn spent most of her life believing she simply wasn’t a writer. As a child she froze at the thought of writing from the heart, and by her final year of school she was navigating an unplanned pregnancy and marriage and...
Five Spring Writing Prompts — Just for You
the flowering plums
The blossoms are absolutely bursting here and after the weeks we’ve had — heavy and honest and a lot — I thought what we all needed this Monday was something simple and light and, well, quick to read;)...
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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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