Parents Who Think
Danusia Malina-Derben, Allegra Chapman (she/her), Amy Gabrielle, Andy Carter, Rebecca, Anna NeimaAn inconvenient mother of ten crowbarring open conversations about identity, power, desire, work, creativity, motherhood and ambition.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 106 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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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.
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
Humour author from Leeds, UK. Represented by Curtis Brown Literary Agency
Book person.
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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