The Fairweather Review
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 32 | Subscribers | Read | thefairweatherreview.substack.com |
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Lost Loves and Shattered Dreams
Here is a review I wrote for last year. It’s a book I think of often…….you know, one of those books that stays with you forever. Thanks to The Seaboard Review of Books and Book*Hug Press for the opportunity to read this incredible story.
Traumas of an Imaginary World
We have all suffered from trauma in our lives though to varying degrees. Some traumas may seem incredibly insignificant but can rear their ugly heads without warning, others are so profound that they can negatively impact the day-to-day lif...
Broken hearts, broken dreams, chaos, and tragedy
It is a grey morning with the slightest hint of peach dancing on the edges of the passing clouds, the dry leaves of the oak tree whip in the wind. A morning for reflection. Dale, Kenny, Patrick – three names that sit with me as my heart ble...
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Laura is a Registered Acupuncturist and a Food Inspector from rural New Brunswick where she lives with her husband and twin boys. When she's not busy with life's craziness, you'll find her with a warm drink in hand and her nose in a book.
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