Joan Bauer: Writing in the Corners - Thoughts and Stories
Joan BauerNovelist, screenwriter, over-thinker, dog lover, New York Times Bestselling author — but it all began when I won 2nd Prize in the Chicago Tribune Magazine’s Fruit and Vegetable Poetry Contest.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Subscribers | Read | joanbauerhere.substack.com |
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You're Good at This
We were talking late into the night about people who have encouraged us — not just encouraged, but the ones outside of family who took us aside and spoke something into our hearts that never went away. “Who was it for you, Joan? Who said, B...
Grateful
I returned late on Monday from a dear friend’s memorial service in Chicago.
Stuck
The bird was stuck inside my screened window, the wind was blowing strong — I saw her there, saw the terror in her eyes. I’d never seen a bird in distress that close up, and I thought, be still, I can get you out. Being still was not what t...
A Little Bit of Hope?
It was twenty years ago — I was on a plane to Saginaw, Michigan — the town had been devastated by the deaths of seven high school students and recent graduates in car accidents, and a group of parents had contacted me. They had organized a ...
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New York Times Bestselling novelist, screenwriter, over-thinker, and dog lover. Hope is like oxygen to me. Laughter is medicine. I try to combine the two on Substack through very short pieces -- flash fiction, personal stories, and essays.
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