Slouching Toward Sunday
Laura Diaz FreelandA newsletter about the brainwork of modern womanhood: executive function, emotional labor, motherhood, faith, and the psychology of relationships in a low-functioning world. Feel like the only adult carrying the cognitive load of womanhood? Follow along.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 121 | Subscribers | Read | slouchingtowardsunday.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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A Year. No Review.
If you’ve followed my writing on Substack since its earliest days, you may be wondering what’s going on here? If you’ve followed my writing since the early 2000s, you may be wondering: Is she having an identity crisis? A deconstruction? A r...
Competence is a terrible thing to waste
The Slouching Toward Sunday that went out last Thursday night was supposed to go out this morning, but before I even did a final round of edits, I accidentally hit send instead of save, and here we are on this Tuesday morning with an entire...
Please Don’t Burn the Witch (A Christmas Story)
The elves have been sneaking off their shelves (and, apparently, their meds) for a solid 16 days, getting into the liquor cabinet and other forms of debauchery. There’s a vintage telephone booth in Central Park with a rotary phone to leave ...
Raising a Boy in the Aftermath of Millennial Manhood
I’m thinking publicly these days. This piece is the middle of a thought, not the end of one. If you love reading, writing, and making intellectual leaps, stay with me until the end.
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Mother & daughter of immigrants writing about the cognitive load of womanhood while raising babies and figuring out faith. Author of Not What I Had in Mind.
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