Writing Our Lives
Vanessa MártirMy work is grounded in 1980s Bushwick, Brooklyn, a neglected Black and Brown neighborhood that I left when I was 13. I return to my home hood in my stories to make visible the invisible, & chronicle my life in the tradition of Esmeralda Santiago.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 50 | Subscribers | Read | writingourlives.substack.com |
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A prompt & a pearl: Week 11
I’m working on a chapter, Peleona, about being a fighter. When I came home from first grade crying because I was being bullied, my second mom Millie took me out to the backyard and taught me how to throw a punch—a straight right, a jab, an ...
A prompt and a pearl: Week 10
We often think about betrayal as something that’s done to us—a partner cheats on you; a friend reveals your secrets; your sister shows you she doesn’t have your back—but what about the ways we betray ourselves? I’m writing about the ways I ...
A prompt & a pearl: Week 9
I was caught up with life and preparing for the coming of spring, my favorite season, and failed to share a prompt with you last week, so this week you get two.
A prompt & a pearl: Week 8
This week’s prompt is inspired by and created in honor of Women’s History Month (March) and International Women’s Day (March 8th).
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Vanessa Mártir is a 1980s Brooklyn raised writer, editor and educator. Founder of the Writing Our Lives Workshop and the Writing the Mother Wound Movement, you can read her writing and find out more about what Vanessa's up to at vanessamartir.com.
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