Janus Name Journeys
Hannah Emery, PhDAn exploration of names and naming. Newsletter of Hannah B. Emery, PhD.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | janusnamejourneys.substack.com |
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Mum! Dad! Margot! Rubyyyyyyyy!
If you’ve got a kid under 10 in your life (and you’re not a Waldorf family), odds are good you’re at least passingly familiar with the show Bluey. The main characters are anthropomorphized dogs, two little girls and their parents living in ...
Name Stories: A Brother for Eve and Enzo
Note: as always when I share a client story in Name Stories, I’ve changed identifying details to protect my clients’ privacy. This might include altering their location, combining elements from multiple families, or using pseudonyms that sh...
Middle Names: Anne, Beth, Eugene, and Tillandsia
I just finished up a round of consulting work with a client who was looking for a new middle name, and it’s left me thinking about how middle names are complicated and beautiful in different ways than first names.
Name Stories: Joy and Sage's Little Brother
Note: as always when I share a client story in Name Stories, I’ve changed identifying details to protect my clients’ privacy. This includes using pseudonyms that share key elements with people’s real names.
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Authors
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Name consultant and name nerd, worldbuilding beta reader. Autistic 40something with altogether too many deep interests. Writer, reader, sociologist, amateur naturalist, hyperlexic Pagan storyteller. Homeschooling mom of two.
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