Parents Who Think
Danusia Malina-Derben, Allegra Chapman (she/her), Caro Giles, Kendall Marie Platt \ud83c\udf31, Charlotte Stephens, Elizabeth Jannuzzi, Amy Gabrielle, Claire Tomkins, Andy Carter, Rebecca, Louise Morris, Anna NeimaAn inconvenient mother of ten crowbarring open conversations about identity, power, desire, work, creativity, motherhood and ambition.
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I Became an Audience to My Own Life
I’ve been living my life offline.
It is so easy to forget that the online slice we experience of someone is a tiny, curated, intentionally expressed part of them. Meanwhile, whole lives are going on.
Our house has had scaffolding up all s...
Claire Tomkins on Why Every Story Matters
Made me Think
△ Want Anonymity?
△ I’m in the market to reduce scroll time...I mean, who isn’t?!
△ Last! I’ve been using this actually really wonderful-feeling skincare stick on my under-eyes and neck and can report that it is smoot...
The Substack Psychic Was Wrong
Steve Kraitt
I wasn’t sure what to wear.
On the one hand, this was a spiritual consultation. On the other, she’d asked me to bring my Substack subscriber graph.
The waiting room was exactly what you’d expect. Emerald green velvet cushion...
Elizabeth Jannuzzi on Writing the Hard Stuff Instead of the Easy Stuff
Little hits this week
△ Go make a ruckus with these riffs
△ A touch-free orgasm technique (yes, really)
△ Creatives have a mid-life crisis every five years
And now, here’s — in her own words.
Credit: Kartheek Photo
Give...
Louise Morris: I Was a Surgeon. Now What?
A quick aside before we begin.
A couple of months ago, I heard that the community bookshop in my local harbour town — 17 years in — was going to close.
That didn’t sit well with me.
So I got to work. Plans, conversations, a fair bit...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
DAY JOB ~ Advising Senior Leaders in FTSE 100/250 boardrooms | NIGHT JOB ~ Hosting + Producing Podcasts + Writing Books | 24/7 ~ Mother of 10 children ♥️
Author and AuDHD dissident. Here for human writers and artists navigating human struggles in an often inhuman world. I help you get unstuck, find your voice and claim your power.
Words about life on the edge, making time to write and revealing the woman behind the mother. Author of Unschooled and Twelve Moons. Psychologies columnist. Single parent-carer.
\ud83c\udf3fHorticultural therapist & space holder for garden curious women \ud83c\udf37Helping you create a gorgeous garden in small pockets of time \ud83c\udf31Join the Seed my global gardening community for busy women
English mum of three writes about parenthood (& other stuff). "It's fun here," she says, "you should subscribe!" ✌\ud83c\udffb❤️☕
Elizabeth Jannuzzi is the author of SOBER MOM: A MEMOIR (July 2026) and is currently working on Memoir #2, as well as essays about loss, motherhood, and her recovery from alcoholism.
Multifaceted midlife woman and widowed mom. Exploring the intersection of sexuality and grief as a catalyst for growth after catastrophic loss. Follow along as I reinvent my life. Find me at amygabrielle.com
Your voice matters, and the world needs to hear it. Real, honest stories about coming back to self, running, and what good enough looks like. Lawyer-turned-writer & story coach. Believer in the power of our stories to connect, impact, and inspire.
Humour writer from Leeds, UK. Represented by Curtis Brown Literary Agency.
Book person. Retraining as an editor & book designer. Author completionism cards on Etsy.
‘Too Nice To Be A Surgeon’, did it anyway. Til I retired at 41, put down my scalpel, and picked up a pen. I wonder what’s next…
Artist, historian and mother. Here you will find stories of the home-making and habits of artists and writers, and stories of my own writing, art and life. My original paintings, prints and cards can be found at www.annaneima.com.
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