Heartbeats
Mariah FriendHeartbeats is for women reclaiming their creative life from the margins. Written by someone who did it slowly, imperfectly, and with a toddler in the next room.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 194 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Am I doing this right? 🤷♀️
Writing Odessa Week 7 📖
Hi! If you’re new here, I’m Mariah. I just published my first book, The Pattern Shop and I’m starting my second novel, Odessa. This is a new series called “Write a book with me.” Each week I’ll be sharing updates f...
"You Look Sicker Than Some of Our Patients"
Hello.
I’ll never forget the moment a seasoned co-worker told me, “You look sicker than some of our patients.” It was the night shift in the ICU. Many of our patients were on ventilators and critically ill. I remember looking at some of th...
Stay, or leave: Shifting identities and the shapes we carry
Writing Odessa Week 6 📖
Hi! If you’re new here, I’m Mariah. I just published my first book, The Pattern Shop and I’m starting my second novel, Odessa. This is a new series called “Write a book with me.” Each week I’ll be sharing updates f...
Time for tenderness
Hi! If you're new to Heartbeats, welcome. I'm Mariah — former ICU nurse, now writing from the trenches of motherhood and building a creative life. Today's letter is about the shape of grief across generations. Heartbeats is a reader-support...
I dreamed my father: shaping Carrie's grief from my own
Writing Odessa Week 5 📖
Each week I’ll be sharing updates from the messy middle of writing my next book while juggling all the other LIFE stuff. I hope it will inspire you in your own creative process!
Hi! If you’re new here, I’m Mariah....
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Former ICU nurse. Author of The Pattern Shop, a book I almost didn't finish. Writing from the trenches of motherhood and building a creative life, reframing the systems that tell us we're not enough. \ud83e\udd8b
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