Fictional Therapy
Emma HemingfordYour literary agony aunt. I solve your problems with advice from classic books.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 74 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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My adult daughter has pushed me away. How do I become part of her world again?
Dearest readers: this week I’m delighted to be handing over the advice-giving reins to fellow bibliotherapist from The Shelf Help Club. Toni is a former journalist who now runs a dedicated self-help book club right here on Substack. Over t...
It's not your mom's fault she nags you
Today it’s Mother’s Day in America (note how I cleverly wrote ‘mom’ rather than ‘mum’ in the title) so I’m sharing a Fictional Therapy piece from a couple of years back, in which I gave a child of divorced parents some advice on how to be k...
Obsessive Love: The Reading List
This reading list is novella-heavy, which meant that, in the immortal words of SJP, I couldn’t help but wonder if there’s a link between the novella form and manic-passion content. I think so: it’s hard to sustain wild levels of romantic ob...
I'm terrified to move abroad and leave my boyfriend. What's wrong with me?
‘Did my heart love till now?’
Dear Emma,
I am a university student and only 19 years old but 10 months ago I fell in love with a guy and even moved in with him. Even though we have had ups and downs in our journey, I feel extremely happy...
Ten modern plays that are better than your favourite novel
These page-turning plays will keep you up all night
I love reading plays, as I’ve said here before. They are short: you can slip them in your handbag like a chic French lady. They are plot-driven. They are 95% dialogue; always the best par...
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Playwright, screenwriter & actor represented by United Agents. When I'm not writing you'll find me working in a children's bookshop, 90s romcom style.
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