Writing to Save Yourself
ShannonWriter and widow examining the world of grief, creativity, craft, self-care and midlife with intimacy, humor and too many pop culture references.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | writingtosaveyourself.substack.com |
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Seasons of arrival
Everything about life these days seems heavy, a pull into a downward spiral. How many conversations have I had lately with friends grappling with how to manage the too much-ness of the days. We question if it is our personal mental state, o...
Staying on the Path
A few months ago, I went to a reading by one of my favorite writers, Melissa Febos. The reading was held in conjunction with the VCU MFA Creative Writing Program (aka my alma mater). The lecture room was small and I immediately recognized a...
Are You Not Entertained?
Every year for the last few years I’ve tried to set an intention, a word. Last year was “Begin.” This year’s word is “Expand.” I wrote it down after doing some journaling around what I was hoping for this year, and expanding, stretching, re...
Beginnings, Endings and all the Living In-Between
When it comes to creative projects, we tend to focus on the finished work, not the person who existed at the beginning and at the end. I started writing my second novel in 2012, it was an accident. It began as a character sketch to help me ...
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Writing to Save Yourself (WSY) is a newsletter and a space for discussing writing about hard things, sharing insights around culture, craft, grief, relationships and aging and whatever shards of insight I’ve gleaned.
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