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 | 42 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 19 days ago |
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A Poem is a Portal
I have been gripped by ’s writing for longer than I have been lucky enough to call her my friend. Kristina never writes around a tough subject. Never couches it in flowery language and opaque metaphors. She looks it dead in the eye and call...
Poetry - Live from Chemo #5
Cancer treatment is an exercise in trust: in your care team, in your treatments, in yourself, and maybe most all of all, trust in unseen forces to keep our world going. To hold it together despite the things threatening to pull us apart....
Poetry - Live from Chemo #4
If your April has been anything like mine, it’s flown right by! Between accumulating fatigue and several fun viruses courtesy of my daughter’s public school, I find myself on the eve of chemo round 5 sharing my video from chemo round 4. Oop...
Poetry - Live from Chemo #3
Recently, the following question was posed to me: How does it feel to be writing and sharing about the hard thing as it happens? It’s a good question, but much like the hard thing itself, I can’t really wrap my head around it.
On the one h...
Fate and Fortune (Cookies)
“The Fates” by John Doyle via Wikimedia Commons
Fate is a funny thing. We alternate between longing for it one moment and rebelling against it the next. When we fall in love, we look for signs that we were destined to end up together. When...
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Poet. Activist. Speech-language pathologist. I don’t want to be haunted by things left unsaid.
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