FORTYsomething
Melissa Kutsche, Cindy DiTiberio, Ellie Roscher, Callie R. FeyenHonest conversations with women about midlife.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | fortysomething.substack.com |
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Midlife Conversation #24: Callie Feyen
A dear friend recently messaged me to check in and let me know that she missed FORTYsomething—this meant a lot to me, and if you have also missed these midlife conversations, get excited, because I have a fun one for you today! I’ve had the...
Midlife Conversation #23: Margot Kahn
Like so many of us, poet Margot Kahn remembers the dreary over-the-hill-themed fortieth birthday parties of our parents’ generation. (Seriously, what was up with those weird parties—or, as Margot calls them, “pre-funerals?”) Thankfully, Mar...
Midlife Conversation #22: Ellie Roscher
When I was making a list of women to pitch for the Midlife Conversation series, Ellie Roscher’s name was suggested at least twice, and after reading her interview, I’m not surprised that several people recognized the wisdom and truth Ellie ...
Midlife Conversation #21: Eve Rodsky
It’s a huge honor to have Eve Rodsky join the FORTYsomething Midlife Conversation series today. Eve’s book, Fair Play, and her work to help women find balance and equity in their homes and relationships have been a huge encouragement to me....
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Michigander writing about midlife, motherhood, books, and other sacred/ordinary things. Loves bookstores, afternoon lattes, and spontaneous dance parties.
Writer of The Mother Lode and a New York Times bestselling collaborator and editor who has worked in publishing for over twenty years. Her writing has appeared in The Lily, Scary Mommy, Literary Mama, Mutha Magazine, and more.
Ellie Roscher is the author of Fair Game, Remarkable Rose, The Embodied Path, 12 Tiny Things, Play Like a Girl and How Coffee Saved My Life. Ellie founded Plum, an online embodiment community. ellieroscher.com.
Writer, and author of The Teacher Diaries, and Twirl, published by TS Poetry Press. I write for Coffee+Crumbs, TS Poetry Press, and The Banner, and I am an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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