There’s Nothing Wrong With You (And There Never Was) ™
Kelly Thompson TNWWY, Elizabeth Jannuzzi, Jade G Thomas, Kevin Jack McEnroe, Emily Rapp BlackThere's Nothing Wrong With You (And There Never Was). The anti-fix. Stop outsourcing yourself. Recovery as the movement from secondhand identity to lived selfhood. Home of The W(hole)—a lit zine. “Losing My Religion” a memoir of deconstruction.
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I Said What I Said
Horses album —Patti Smith
This is a follow-up to my post The Bible Is a Rape Manual: From Eve to Cornell.
A reader told me she didn’t like the Bible being called a rape manual. But she also asked me to write more about how Jesus’ message...
Someone Invited Me In
Left to right: Sunni Beeker, Julie Greicius, me, Lorna, Kim Derby, Shelley, Katharine Coldiron, Linda, Chris J. Rice
An invitation-only online community of women writers changed my life. This was before the pandemic, before “online communi...
Promising Young Woman
I was a wand'ring sheep,
I did not love the fold;
I did not love my Shepherd's voice,
I would not be controlled.
I was a wayward child,
I did not love my home.
—Horatius Bonar, 1843
Let me tell you about a promising young woman....
The W(hole): When a Woman Stops Carrying the Story
The W(hole) reaches over 11,000 readers across its community network.
I did not wake one morning and decide to stop carrying other people’s stories.
I noticed the weight because my own life had begun asking for both hands.
My children we...
The Ninth Hour: The Day I Came To
The paperback edition of ’s book All the Way to the River just came out. I recommend it if you haven’t read it. The book drew criticism. For me, the question that arose was: how does it land when a story that belongs to millions of us in r...
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There's Nothing Wrong With You (And There Never Was). The anti-fix. Stop outsourcing yourself. Recovery as the movement from secondhand identity to lived selfhood. Home of The W(hole)—a lit zine. “Losing My Religion” a memoir of deconstruction.
Elizabeth Jannuzzi is the author of SOBER MOM: A MEMOIR (July 2026) and is currently working on Memoir #2, as well as essays about loss, motherhood, and her recovery from alcoholism.
Care leaver, poet, and memoirist. I write fractured truths, redacted files, and lyric fragments — finding voice where systems once erased it.
Serenity Side Down is a place for the writing of Kevin Jack McEnroe. You can't read the label when you're in the jar. Fiction and essays, weekly.
Writer, professor, editor, book wizard, tiny business owner. I write sad books but I’m really funny. @circeconsulting @craftschool www.craft-school.net
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