
For Gen X women who want to stop performing, and start designing. Weekly journal prompts. We pay writers for The Story Room — a live salon and magazine where midlife women write their second act into existence.
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You know about compound interest, right? You've had it drilled into your head by someone in your life, I hope? If not, allow me (apologies if this sounds patronizing, but not everyone is fortunate enough to have a financial education).
If,...
“What are you going to do with those?” My husband asked me during a move back then when I filled a box with journals
“Save them.” I said.
For what? I didn’t know. Except maybe I did know. Like, subconsciously. Maybe I thought there was so...
Have I told you about my trip to Antarctica?
I promise this is relevant to your sense of purpose, or lack thereof.
My husband is a history fanatic. Like, ‘should have been a history teacher’, fanatic. Me? Unless the history thing has the...
My weekly journal prompts are free and always will be.
“I’m sorry I’m not ambitious.”
My daughter and I were watching the New York City skyline revolve around us, or were we revolving around it? Revolving in it? It was my birthday gift a...
I'm 18 years old, and I have nothing to do. Like, nothing.
I'm supposed to be in my freshman year at my dream college, Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. But our house burned d...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
You can't think your way through midlife. You have to write. Weekly essays and journal prompts for Gen X women who are done performing their life and ready to design it.
Writer. Mythologist. Educator.
I interrupt self-abandonment. I name what you already know but haven’t felt safe to say. For women who remember being whole and are ready to be again. You're not lost. Writing Unarchived, due later in 2027.
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