Life Without Children
Ali Hall, Barbara Whitfield, Eva Keiffenheim, Alice Cutler, Maria Garcia, Lisa Kissane, Nadia Huq, Colleen AddisonA place for readers and writers of life without children, whether by choice or circumstances.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 52 |
| Subscribers | Read | lifewithoutchildren.substack.com |
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Finding ways to connect in an increasingly divisive world. I write about the quirks of life. Subscribe to Abnormally Normal and Life Without Children to read more.
Emerging writer, fully-formed researcher, apprentice crone, optimistic wayfarer.
I translate cognitive science into practical strategies so you can learn anything—smarter, not harder. TEDx speaker | Read by 5M+ | Educator turned systems change researcher
Alice Cutler is an actor, stand-up, and writer navigating the waters of infertility and mental health. She lives part time in Los Angeles and part time in Idyllwild.
A creative everything who’s stopped guessing what to be when she grows up. Starts many projects she may or may not finish. Connect with me and my endless ideas: https://t.co/G3Ci1fw78Q
Childlessness, stepparenting, copywriting and dogs.
Feminist. Writer. Environmentalist-in-training. Childfree. Using the time I'm not raising kids to raise my consciousness \ud83e\udde0\ud83d\udd25
Writer. PhD in health information. Health warrior. Spiritual experimenter. Cat lover. Collector of moments.
Childless not by choice and chronically ill, figuring out how to be a sick person. Writing with honesty and heart while my dog licks his own bum near my feet.
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