This Woman's Work
Tracey Scott-TownsendWriting in my shed, (chaotic) gardening, mothering, grannying, travelling and learning something new every day from my asylum seeking and refugee friends.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 48 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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Trailblazing love
Felix, little rocket man, my rainbow baby.
Today is his 35th birthday. Thirty-five—how is that even possible? But if you saw him now you’d still recognise him from his baby photos (apart from the beard—now, I mean).
He was...
A turning point comes, when there's no going back
The Vagabond Mother in Paris
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Maya
Paris, May 2016
On the Champs-Élysée, Con had held Maya’s hand while he attempted to lure her into an expensive hairdressers.
‘Once you’ve had your hair cut,’ he said, his voice tig...
This week's excerpt from The Vagabond Mother
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November 2016
“The Blog of Joe”
Tags: Vagabonds, Travellers, On the road, Worldwide, Maps, Spain, Mothers and Sons, Family
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As you can see from the photo gallery, I’m now in Lleida in Spain. I...
The last times we never knew about
When we moved to our current home, I was concerned because it had fewer rooms. Where would my children sleep when they all came home for Christmas? There’s only one reception room and one extra bedroom. I had a thin, narrow mattress from a...
Happy year's end and an excerpt from The Vagabond Mother
While Maya continues her search for her lost sons, in Germany, Joe and Jamie discover an impersonator on the internet.
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Jamie
Berlin, November 2016
Jamie rode his heavily-laden bicycle past the brightl...
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Writer, chaotic gardener, mother, granny, and unofficial adoptive mother of refugee sons. Explorer of people's stories and trying to understand this heartbreaking, beautiful world we all live in.
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