Ladies' Late Rome Journal
Helen Roy, Robin Atkins, Lane Scottmaking things work when things stop working
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 102 | Subscribers | Read | helenroy.substack.com |
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Mariology and the Medieval Mindset with Dr. Rachel Fulton Brown
It’s Holy Week, which means that on Friday night, I’m probably going to lose the last ten pounds of baby weight in tears while watching The Passion Of The Christ.
let her cook...superfood ceasar salad
Disclaimer: This is a family recipe, and my family likes to eat things that clear your sinuses. I’m liberal with wasabi on sushi dates. We consider sauerkraut its own food group. Kimchi, too. This recipe includes anchovies, which my mom use...
Vindicating Marriage with Brad Wilcox
Here at the dawn of the engagement-maximization era, the sex wars have gone nuclear. Every day, despite a pretty exhaustive “mute” list, my Twitter and TikTok feeds are inundated by sanpaku-eyed influencers opining the absolute impossibilit...
the art of time-blocking
#### Before we were married, my husband and I agreed that I would stay home to raise any children we had. I suppose this was partly a rational decision — Jordan Peterson's pro-family exhortations and Erica Komisar's Being There were influen...
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