
Recovering marketing executive and Mom to young kids writing about ambitious, creative women whose stories have been nearly lost to history, and the complicated journeys they take to find belonging and fulfillment in their lives.
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The first scene I wrote for my now-finished historical fiction manuscript came to me almost too easily. I was writing a book about a woman who worked as a secretary in the White House for fifteen years, so I started the book on her first da...
One of my favorite thinkers (and writers) right now is Elise Loehnen. She chronicles the energetic shifts of our current moment, drawing from a myriad of sources — from mythology to mysticism, religion to history. I first saw her on the Goo...
I was finishing my daily walk on the track near my house when Angela Duckworth’s...
I attended my first event for historical fiction writers earlier this year (shoutout to my buddies !) and there, I learned about the Historical Novel Society, which hosts the biggest gathering of histfic writers around, in the form of its a...
Welcome to my seasonal round-up of linkies, recommendations, and musings, mostly of the pop cultural variety. If you like this, don’t miss my previous editions: June’s, March’s, and January’s.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Boston area writer working on my second historical fiction manuscript (and querying my first!). Recovering tech executive. I also write about parenting, pop culture, and whatever I’m reading.
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