This Woman's Work
Rebecca Mack ☕Women centred writing combining sharp social commentary, tender personal essays, thought provoking opinion pieces and deep dives. Powerful words laced with liberal splashes of hope, humour and heart.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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One week. Two pictures. Worlds apart.
L to R - Amelie, Kate and Gerry McCann. Inspirational.
Hi everyone. Happy Sunday! The Weekly Witness is normally only for paid subscribers but this week (and for one week only) its free. Come see what you are missing and sign up for...
Nearly fifty years later and I am playing again.
‘Tick one, two, three, I see Rebecca’, my younger sister Ruth yells.
Betrayed by my own blood.
Of course she could see me. After hiding behind a bush in ‘old Derek’s’ front garden for eternity, Ruth could obviously see me as I strode down...
Full circle, imperfect circle and the power of memory.
The Weekly Witness by Rebecca Mack - Edition 5
Its a personal one this week - thank God for the paywall!
Bins, bombs and Bellingham. What a time to be alive!
The Weekly Witness by Rebecca Mack. Issue 4
There has been so much for me to witness and write about this week but for reasons I will explain – this is going to be a short edition of The Weekly Witness.
The 349th day of July...
It’s the 349th day of July. English and Welsh school children are still attending school. Attending in body at least. Sweaty bodies at that.
Most kids have mentally given up the ghost weeks ago. Most parents (mothers) are desperate to chec...
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Saying what you are thinking. Mid-life mum/former Midwife/Mental Health professional delivering powerful women-centred words of witness, wonder, wisdom and wit. Feel a calling? Your community awaits.
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