
A transatlantic friendship across thirty years, two continents, and every life stage and the question at the heart of it: what do women give each other that marriages simply cannot.
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How did your parents shape you? Comment below — we read every one.
Some scenes didn’t make it into the book. None of our characters are any one person — they're composites, drawn from our own lives and the people we've known along the wa...
We left Libby’s last answer on a fiddle – one clear note, and how you know a piece of writing is finally done. This week, she goes back to the beginning: what we were getting wrong on the page, before any of it was ready.
You workshopped u...
It takes a gifted photographer, like Bodi Hallett, to catch a moment that’s prescient.
Look closely. Helen and I are standing at a gate in the Lake District, listening to David Whyte read a poem called Start Close In. Helen is riveted — ta...
Every book needs a midwife. We met her by chance in the Lake District on a David Whyte retreat. Helen wasn’t even supposed to be there. Libby Wagner came into our lives by pure chance. A poet, an editor, and the woman who read the first dra...
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“I put all my hard-earned into his pubs,” I said. “All of it. Marcus thinks I’m fine with how it’s going.”
Mia looked at me. “And are you?”
“No,” I...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Helen Muller and Ali Levin are the co-authors of Boston Wives, a literary novel about female friendship, class, and what women give each other that marriages cannot. One British. One American. Friends ourselves.
Coach. Writer. "The story of your life is not your life. It is your story." — John Barth. Writing fiction is what's most helped me see mine. Weekly posts on what I'm finding — in my life, in my reading, in the page.
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