Wake Up Early, Fear Death
Kameko GrantIf you follow this you'll follow me on my journey to become a published novelist and also on my journey to not lose it while raising two toddlers in an ever-increasingly wack world. Oh, and get to read my essays, short stories, and poems too.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | kamekogrant.substack.com |
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My name is Kameko Grant. I am an Afro-Latina, double Libra, mama of 4.
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