Crow's Feet: Life As We Age

Founder/publisher of Crow's Feet: Life As We Age. Journalist, editor, mother, wife, sister, daughter, friend, adventurer, history-lover

Retired hospice chaplain and archivist, Susie Kaufman, is the author of Twilight Time: Aging in Amazement. Her focus has always been on lifting up people's stories and seeing them in the context of the larger story that embraces all of us.

Professor Emeritus. Runner, traveler, left-handed guitarist (bad idea). Spends much time on the floor with grandkids and/or bunnies. Writes about the transformational influence of modern statistics, particularly in medicine and health.

Novelist, essayist, late but persistent bloomer. Debut middle-grade fantasy novel GRIFFIN SPEAKER, first in a series, coming May 5, 2026, from Disney-Hyperion.

Living in my 4th Quarter, and writing about acquired wisdom, experiences, shifting from "doing" to "being," and managing changes. And, am I finally ready to get a sweet dog?

Memoirist | Writing Instructor | MA, PhD | Family Secret Teller

Fitness expert, award-winning writer and copywriter, former personal trainer specializing in helping women over 50 (I'm 66) stay strong. Age-stereotype buster. Social introvert. Cat rescuer.

Adman, copywriter, creative director, children's book author

I’m 80, and my message to seniors never give up. I chronicle the joys and the challenges of life as we age. Email me at [email protected]. --Love

Art maker, picture taker, garden raker, bread baker. I recently completed my first novel, and am searching for its home. Liberal democracy, to the bitter end. ✍️\ud83d\udeb4‍♂️\ud83d\udcf8\ud83c\udfb5\ud83e\udd6c\ud83d\udc99

Poet, writer, pianist. retired therapist, baker, yoga lover, grandmother, lives on a farm in Maine

I'm a journalist, author, and social observer. I write about relationships -- from the fleeting to the forever -- but you'll also find stories here about anything that sparks my gerbil brain.

Teacher, writer, parent, grandparent, friend

Reporting back from the extra years nobody prepared us for. Turns out the madness makes more sense once you stop pretending to be busy. Essays on money, invisibility, second acts, and why everything's ridiculous. Two free guides. Tea mandatory.

For everyone who thinks they're too old, too late, or just stuck—written by an 81-year-old who knows better.

Water, Words, and Wisdom--the lessons learned that have shaped a life and continue to do so...

I am a technologist and a writer: a widower and a granddad. My writing encompasses a wide range of topics, from food and weather to technology, music, health, and humor, as well as anything else that catches my attention.