Learning To Live In Translation
C Simone, Marya Kazmi, Andrea Thorfinson, Chris B. Writes, Lyon Vert, Monica A Leyva, Stacey Searcy, Jennifer W., DikshaA space for exploring and reflecting on life through the lens of translation - language, culture, education, identity, relationships, parenting, grief, belonging and becoming because life rarely comes with a translation.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 110 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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The New Parent Series | The Parent You Thought You’d Be
A warm welcome,
This is part 7 of the New Parent Series. If you missed part 6, the opening chapter of this you can read it here
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In the opening to this topic, and I unpacked some of the expecta...
The New Parent Series | The Parent You Thought You’d Be
A warm welcome,
This is part 5 of the New Parent Series. If you missed part 4, you can read it here
This post is 1/2 where and I share the beginning of our reflection of the parent we thought we would be.
The nex...
Community Shout-out✨: 10 Substackers on YouTube That are Fabulous!
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If you are someone who loves YouTube whether for meditation, music, podcasts or stories, here is a list of Substackers on YouTube who deserve your attention!
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British Expressions That Might Make You Scratch Your Head
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Many EAL students learn textbook English whether it’s American English or British English.
The holiday is booked and the adventure begins, but along the way many may feel like all prior efforts were almo...
Relationships: Exploring The Stages of Proximity, Consistency and Intimacy
Welcome!
At the table of discussion, I am joined by and we’re inviting you to reflect and share your views on the questions we are going to explore on relationships.
Is proximity enough to create closeness?
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Writer & educator exploring where cultures meet, language transforms, and loss gives way to rebirth. TEFL-certified, actor-trained former MFL Coordinator, sharing learning, laughter & empowerment.✨
I write to heal and reclaim voice—my own and others’. This is a space for truth, healing, and transformation. DM for more on my one on one coaching toward self empowerment and trusting yourself again.
If you’re spiritually curious, you’re in the right place. I write about meditation, healing, and spirituality in a warm, grounded, come-as-you-are way, including for those with aphantasia.
Published Poet/Memoir Writer, Caregiver, Bray Brayâs Dad, Community-Builder. Co-Editor of Inside Care â¡ï¸ Poetry Submissions Open â¡ï¸ Link in Bio!
poetry is not just written; it is lived, spoken, and set to a beat. London born artist explores the human condition through multiple outlets.
Poetry, fiction, personal essays, clinical research and leadership, dark tales, unexpected humor, and the stories we carry. Layers is a literary community built on curiosity, connection, and the belief that every story has another layer.
Exploring healing, awareness, personal transformation, and grounded spirituality through reflections, insights, and practical tools for creating meaningful change and living more authentically.
Stories and reflections from the middle of life — about perspective, timing, human nature, and the things we only understand after living them. Plus, Sunday Noir Piece —an unassuming woman, trouble seems to find her.
Long-form fiction, poetry, and literary essays on domestic life, psychological interiors, womanhood, and the quiet architectures beneath ordinary living.
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