Write More, Be Less Careful
Nancy Reddy, Allison Daminger, Emily Van Duyne, Sherisa de Groot, Kelly McMasters, Tracey Gee, Nicola Washington, Heidi Fiedler, Ashley Fenker, Jocelyn Jane Cox, Mallary Tenore Tarpley, Literary Liberation, Domenica Ruta \ud83e\uddff, Jean Hannah Edelsteinwhy writing is hard & how to do it anyway
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sociologist Allison Daminger on the mental load of early parenthood
Hello there! Welcome to Write More, Be Less Careful, a newsletter about making space for creative practice in a busy life. If you’ve found inspiration in the good creatures series, I think you’ll love my new book, The Good Mother Myth, abou...
‘What are breasts even for?’ I thought to myself one day, and I started writing
Hello there! Welcome to Write More, Be Less Careful, a newsletter about making space for creative practice in a busy life. My new book, The Good Mother Myth, is out now!
we're not doing another Mommy Wars
Hi friends! I’ve been feeling a little hemmed in by the parameters of my own project here on Write More, so this is the first entry in a new section, Bonus Content, where I’ll be sharing occasional essays related to mothering, our doomed di...
"start small, be patient and kind to yourself, and allow yourself to dream"
Hello there! Welcome to Write More, Be Less Careful, a newsletter about making space for creative practice in a busy life. If you’ve found inspiration in the good creatures series, I think you’ll love my new book, The Good Mother Myth, abou...
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obsessed with making space for writing in a busy life & helping you do that, too. newest \ud83d\udcda: THE GOOD MOTHER MYTH, St. Martin's 2025. essays in Slate, Romper & other places. author of Pocket Universe & The Long Devotion: Poets Writing Motherhood.
Sociologist, writer, and UW-Madison professor; Author of 'What's on Her Mind: The Mental Workload of Family Life'
I may have abandoned white feminism, but I shall never abandon misandry! Free Palestine.
Writer, editor, cultural steward. Founder of Raising Mothers & Literary Liberation. Aquarius Sun.
Substack: The Magpie Books: THE LEAVING SEASON: A Memoir in Essays + WANTING: Women Writing About Desire Teaching: Hofstra U
Certified Leadership Coach & Writer | I believe everybody has a unique genius to be uncovered and I help you understand and live yours. New member of the 50+ club which may mean I’m wiser or more unhinged—could go either way.
Hello! TOO MUCH is the antidote to influencer culture and bro-marketing tactics that ignore the needs of writers and authors. I'll show you how to use Instagram to get more readers, while keeping it in perspective ✌\ud83c\udffc Come on in!
Writer and Editor ⎹ Books for Kids and Essays for Grown Ups ⎹ My new book QUICKENING: THE ART OF BEING A CREATIVE MOTHER is out now ✏️ \ud83e\udea9 \ud83d\udc9b \ud83c\udf75 \ud83d\udc0c ☁️ ✨
Published in O, The Oprah Magazine, Upworthy, Coffee + Crumbs, and more. GOOD (ENOUGH) MOTHER released March 11 as a #1 Top New Release!
Jocelyn Jane Cox holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College. She is a former competitive figure skater (for 11 years) and coach (for 20 years) with a memoir coming out in Sept '25.
Mom | Journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin | Author of the new book, "SLIP: Life in the Middle of Eating Disorder Recovery."
"If I cannot air this pain and alter it, I will surely die of it. That's the beginning of social protest." -Audre Lorde ✨ Workshops, cowriting sessions, book recs, deep dives, interviews, essays & more. ✊\ud83c\udffe
Inchoate ideas and late to the party takes on books, parenting, culture, sobriety, and more from the NYTimes Bestselling author of With or Without You, Last Day, and All the Mothers.
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