It's Not Too Late
Jennifer Loudenthe desire to keep living a creative life, no matter what
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In need of a middle-aged witchy thriller?
When I posted this quip from my husband on Substack, I was only thinking of sharing how supportive he is of my novel-writing endeavor. Especially three and a half years in. The guy is my cheerleader.
I was amazed at what a chord “middl...
precarious junctures, no sulking allowed
Welcome to new readers! Thanks for giving me a try. You may be here because my husband said I’m writing a middleg aged witch thriller and I am — in my novel, the main character learns it’s not too late to let herself want what she wants a...
I Went to the Emergency Room so You Don't Have To
Prologue
On a walk last fall with Marina, my next-door neighbor and a doctor, I commented on how my voice had changed in the last two years, and I attributed it to thinning vocal cords.
Marina said,
“It might not be from aging; you...
Always Begin Again
This excerpt is from Why Bother?
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“One warm July afternoon at the Mabel Dodge Luhan House
in Taos,...
I Might Have Ozempic-ed My Novel
Once a month, I do a roundup post on what I’ve read, what I’ve watched, useful resources about writing, and an update on how my “It’s not too late” novel project is going. Issue one lives here, and issue two and issue three.
But first…
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\ud83d\udcdaBestselling author \ud83d\udc4f\ud83c\udffbChampion of no expiration date on dreams. ✍\ud83c\udffbWriting a novel about middle-aged witches saving the planet. \ud83d\udcdaFamous for starting the self-care movement, being quoted by Brene Brown & my writing retreats.
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