The Next Write Thing
Nan Tepper, Jess GreenwoodEssays about my formerly dysfunctional life, the family I came from and how I recovered. It's funny, sometimes a bit dark, and very, very real.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 153 | Subscribers | Read | nantepper.com |
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I'm a happily aging kid raised in the 1960s. I write memoir, work as a graphic designer, perform in story slams. Wham! Bam! Thank You! Slam! and The Next Write Thing. And I'll make YOUR stack look great!
Writer. Realist. Mom. Human. Fascinated by the gap between ideation and implementation, I write to figure things out. Right now, I'm working on joy.
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