Fictional Families
Josie O. PearseWriting and drawing, mostly about being an adopted adult and still coming out of that fog. Also about language process drawn from lifetime experience of being a writer.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | josieopearse.substack.com |
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A Snag
I have to write this out of my system briefly: I have a story waiting in the wings. I thought it would be easy to finish but it isn’t. So its overdue for my lovely subscribers. Missed its social cue and sat waiting and watching, staying out...
Selling, and Prescience in a Fictional Family
I’m in the process of selling my historical novel, which has been my true love for a few years - always returned to while I live my life around it.
Aide Memoire to Self about living with EDS
Before you set out, ignore your painful hips because you know that if you move you feel much better than if you stay still.
Taking One Home
You have to come and see this exhibition',’ said my friend. She’d had a fascinating chat with a curator Black Swan Arts in Somerset, about FIELD, an exhibition of work by Hamish Young. It had sparked a whole lot of conversation about childr...
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Writer. Independent Scholar. Artist. Loves good stories and doodling. CEP EDS. PhD in Creative and Critical writing. Likes being called Doc.
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