Nebula Notebook
Heidi Fiedler, Allison Mei-Li, Ryan Rose Weaver (she/hers), Jeannie Ewing, Sara Weir, Erin Bagwell, Joy ScavengersHome of The 10 Minute Writing Club ✏️ \ud83e\udea9 \ud83d\udc9b ☁️ \ud83d\udcd9 ✨ \ud83d\udc0c
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 353 | Subscribers | Read | heidifiedler.substack.com |
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The April Edit
In February I got a message from a singer who wants to write a book about being a young witch and a new mother. She wanted to know if she was pouring her energy into something that would sell or if this was a silly idea she needed to write ...
A Few More Ideas for Mother's Day
Quickening: The Art of Being a Creative Mother is my book about reconnecting with your creative spark. It’s a really lovely way to tell the moms in your life, “I see you. I believe in you. Thank you! I love you!”
Give Quickening: The Art of Being a Creative Mother
Quickening means “to come to life.” It’s the moment a mother first feels her baby move inside her. It also means “to shine more brightly.” Every time you let your imagination wander, pay attention to your heart, play, ask questions, experim...
Play Date with Christie George
is a Substack friend turned IRL friend via the wonders of the internet. She’s an investor, an activist, and a refreshingly creative thinker. She wrote and published her personal response to Jenny O’Dell’s book How to Do Nothing in her own “...
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Children’s book writer and editor, host of The 10 Minute Writing Club, author of Quickening: The Art of Being a Creative Mother ✏️\ud83e\udea9 \ud83d\udc9b ☁️ \ud83d\udcd9 ✨
Poet embracing slow art & intention. ✧ Behind-the-scenes of the creative process, poetry, and publishing. ✧ Author of "A History of Holding: Poems on Motherhood"
Veteran educator, sped mom, meditator. Building an online space where parents/caregivers can connect with inner clarity and contemplative community, then work together for collective liberation.
I am a compassionate storyteller shaped by motherhood, guided by kindness, and showing up to hold space for diverse experiences with dignity. I'm here to build relationships with roots. HSP. INFJ.
Create to know. Writer of Will it Ever, a newsletter about the mother artist experience.
Garden-grown magick from a millennial witch in Buffalo, New York. Planting seeds. Telling stories. Making magick.
Come for the year-long scavenger hunt for joy. Stay for the honest observations from a SAHM learning to notice her own life more.
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