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Sweet Dreams, Baby

Tammy Oberhausen

Conversations about creativity, creators, and dreams—both the day and night kinds by Tammy Oberhausen

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On Success

Last month I was honored to be the speaker at the 29th annual Jim Wayne and Mary Ellen Miller Celebration of Writing at my alma mater, Western Kentucky University. The Millers were fine poets and excellent teachers, and Mary Ellen’s Contemp...

9 months ago
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Let’s Hear It for the Teachers!

I’ve always had the kind of regard for teachers that others seem to reserve for military heroes, professional athletes, and pop stars. The only professions I aspired to as a child (once I realized that magicians performed illusions rather t...

a year ago
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Library Love

My hometown library as I remember it, in its old building on Sixth Street in Russellville, Kentucky.

It’s National Library Week, and that, along with the Trump administration’s call for eliminating the Institute of Museum and Library Servi...

a year ago
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My Wild Awakening

I just spent a weekend with my friend Renea at a “Wild Awakenings” writing workshop taught by Cheryl Strayed (author of Wild and Tiny Beautiful Things) at the Art of Living Retreat Center in the mountains of North Carolina.

It was a nearly...

a year ago
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Dreams Deferred

I had every intention of posting once a month on Substack, but. like a lot of other writers I’ve been hearing from lately, the horrors of America 2025 have left me nearly speechless. (If you don’t know what I’m talking about, there’s this a...

a year ago
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