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The Recovering Academic

Joshua Doležal, Holly Starley, Kimberly Warner, Istiaq Mian, MD, Amy Walsh, Damon Tweedy

Rebuilding a life and a writing practice after leaving academe.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Joshua Doležal

    Author of a memoir and a poetry collection. Essays in Missouri Review, Kenyon Review, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.

  • Holly Starley

    I nomad & write to connect with self, others, the world. I write & read for the joy of words pouring from me into you & vice versa.

  • Kimberly Warner

    Founder and director of Unfixed—a multi-media company that explores how adversity can broaden our definition of what it means to live a “good life.”

  • Istiaq Mian, MD

    Physician from Madison, Wisconsin. I write about human behavior through memoir and narrative medicine. Words in New York Times Modern Love. On sabbatical \ud83d\udccdDhaka, Bangladesh \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde9

  • Amy Walsh

    Emergency physician, mother, herbalist and artist. My doctor/political alter-ego writes at FeminEM, my witchy, plant-loving alter-ego writes at The Nettle Witch, MD.

  • Damon Tweedy
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