Pull-ups in the Basement
Jen Hemphillrock climbing and motherhood and writing and getting older (and other random thoughts)
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Born to Climb, Part 2
Before I offer you my reading (keep scrolling), I want to announce that I got another essay published! Woo!
It’s called “In the Wilderness” and it’s over at Appalachian Lit.
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Born to Climb, Part 1
Y’all, this is still one of my favorite essays that I ever wrote— it was so much fun to write it once I figured out what I was doing. This essay was published in Stymie Magazine: A Journal of Sports and Literature in 2010. Unfortunately thi...
Climbing with the kiddies
The beauty that won over the horror, Hueco Tanks 2010
I recently wrote a new post for the climbing gym where I’m a member about the uptick in running into families with kids at outdoor climbing areas. Read that here. It’s more an op ed and...
Three
This is an audio recording of an already published essay (pages 32-34 in the link). I’m hoping this is the start of me reading out loud regularly. I did a voice-over for a post once here— though I can’t find it to link to it— at my sister L...
Another book review
I am breaking my Lenten silence on Substack to post this book review. I didn’t want to wait until after Easter in April to talk about this book. When someone you know writes a book AND gets it published AND it’s good, you must share it with...
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I am a Christian mother, rock climber, and emerging writer from Pittsburgh. I'm writing a book about rock climbing and motherhood.
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