A newsletter from the moms at Scribente Maternum, creating a community for all writers who identify as moms.
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Come one come all! The Scribente Maternum regional chapters are officially launching!
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Welcome to our inaugural writer-moms Q&A series post. We’re excited to offer you both audio and written content for this series. And there’s no one better to kick it off than , author of Better Faster Farther: How Running Changed Everything...
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We are a community of writers who identify as mothers. We have our own stories and struggles, but we come together because of our love of writing and our love of our children.
Journalist. Writer. Feminist. She/Her.
Elizabeth (she/her) is a writer currently writing a book about bumbling her way through climate grief by building apocalypse survival skills and finding a reason for hope along the way.
writer, editor, teacher, mentor... and a mom living with--and thriving on--failure, every single day
Solo cancer mom. Words in HuffPost, Today.com, The Sun, Thrillist, Business Insider, Reactor Mag, Write or Die, etc. Go Gold in September \ud83c\udf97️\ud83e\ude78 Follow along with my family's post-cancer years. Instagram (@writingelizabeth) for dog&cat content \ud83d\udc15\ud83e\uddba\ud83d\udc08... more
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