Parents Who Think
Danusia Malina-Derben, Carley Moore, Nicola Washington, Tiffany Chu, Lucy Werner, Elizabeth Austin, Océane Meftah, Sarah WhitesideControversial reflections for parents who think deeper, are curious and socially aware, from an obnoxious mother of ten. Unashamedly delivered weekly for you to feel less alone in the forbidden aspects of parenthood.
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Carley Moore is the author of five books; Heart Less, Panpocalypse, The Not Wives, 16 Pills, and The Stalker Chronicles. The Not Wives was a LAMBDA and Firecracker Finalist. You can find her blogging on Substack or @fragmentedsky on Instagram.
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Substack's town hermit. Skeptic. Deconstructed Christian, now reconstructing. Adoptive mum. I write for grievers and deep-thinkers.
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Elizabeth Austin is a writer and solo cancer mom. Her work has been published with Narratively, Harper's Bazaar, McSweeney's, HuffPost, The Sun, and others. Find out more at writingelizabeth.com and on Instagram @writingelizabeth
Illustrator and writer navigating a full-time day job & parenthood. Curious by nature, I'm on a mission to unlock people's creativity and inspire them to find time to look for creative gems in the daily pebbles of life.
Sarah Whiteside writes fiction and creative non-fiction. A late-discovered autistic person and parent to an autistic child, as well as a longtime meditator, she writes as a way to explore neurodivergence, identity and nonduality in daily life.
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