Stories I'll Tell My Daughter
Candace Kronenstories of motherhood, mythic women, and the power of language to connect us all
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | candacekronen.substack.com |
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10 Questions for the Universe
In lieu of the typical “Mother-Daughter Rain” series, we have a guest post by my daughter herself! If you’d like to catch up on past Mother-Daughter Rain essays, please check out #1 Twin Drums in the Dark, #2 Swing State, #3 Girlhood and Fl...
A group of fireflies is called a sparkle
Write from the World #3: stories that connect the natural world to our inner worlds. If you’d like to start from the beginning of the series, you can read more about the female anglerfish and the epiglottis.
Diary of a Meaning Making Machine
Under the Words #5: a monthly investigation of a word or phrase, along with poems and writing prompts. If you’d like, you can read here about the following words/phrases: #1 "speak to me," #2 "dark," , #3 "heart.", and #4 "yes."
The Mare and the Power of Pressure
Mythic Mirrors #6: Stories of mythic women from around the world and what they reflect back today. Please check out the stories of Sól, Ereshkigal, Papatūānuku, La Huesuda, and Ma'at from previous months.
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Poet. Activist. Speech-language pathologist. I don’t want to be haunted by things left unsaid.
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