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    spilling the juice on modern motherhood (written by Amy Colleen, Lucy Huber, Lindsay Fickas, and Taylor Schumann)

  • Taylor Schumann

    Shooting Survivor | Author | Gun Reform Activist Writing our swords into plowshares, our apathy into action, and the space between us into common ground.

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    Lindsay Fickas is a freelance writer living just outside of St. Louis with her husband and three kids. She writes about music, sobriety, and motherhood.

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    Single Mom, yarn crafter, writer. Head-lifter and hope-holder. Board member at Now She Rises, Inc. I believe Jesus, women, and science.

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    Writer, mom, reader, overthinker, and a person who uses random receipts and junk mail scraps to mark her place in books despite owning many beautiful bookmarks.

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    Living and writing in Sydney, Australia

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    Writer of humor, essays, fiction, and random things. Best known for duck. Books | LOVE’S A DISASTER (2024), FATHERHOOD (2016).

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    Irish Mom in Manhattan now moving home ☘️ Substack bestseller writing about day-to-day life and bringing up kids in New York \ud83d\uddfd Newsletter every Thursday \ud83d\udc8c

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    Journalist, mom, & author of Like, Follow, Subscribe: Influencer Kids and the Cost of a Childhood Online

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    Neurodivergence, motherhood, and other tangents

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