Girls Write Now
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 117 | Subscribers | Read | girlswritenowmedia.org |
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BONUS: Speaking on the Stories in Our Suitcases Pt. 3
Speaking in First Draft is dedicated to elevating a range of creative voices and experiences, especially from those whose stories are suppressed. In light of nationwide xenophobic attacks targeting immigrants, we’re handing our GWN communit...
BONUS: Speaking on the Stories in Our Suitcases Pt. 2
Speaking in First Draft is dedicated to elevating a range of creative voices and experiences, especially those whose stories are suppressed. In light of nationwide xenophobic attacks targeting immigrants, we’re handing our GWN community mem...
BONUS: Speaking on the Stories in Our Suitcases Pt. 1
Speaking in First Draft is dedicated to elevating a range of creative voices and experiences, especially those whose stories are suppressed. In light of nationwide xenophobic attacks targeting immigrants, we’re handing our Girls Write Now c...
BONUS: Speaking on Red Birds and Grief
Back with another riveting episode for this bonus season, let’s welcome first-time author Diandra Ford-Wing! In conversation with Girls Write Now’s Creative Marketing Director, Chelle Carter-Willson, they discuss Diandra’s debut novel - “Re...
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Girls Write Now breaks down barriers of gender, race, age and poverty to mentor and train the next generation of writers and leaders for life.
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