Writing While Impaired
Carolyn B FraiserKidLit author, Carolyn Bennett Fraiser, discusses the difficulties of finding creativity while dealing with chronic health conditions and tips on how to overcome those barriers.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | writingwhileimpaired.substack.com |
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Finding Energy for Creativity
Today, we have a special guest. Alison McGauley one of my co-members of PB Vibes 2025, a group of children’s authors launching books in 2025. And, she is also a chronic illness warrior. Her book KENZIE’S LITTLE TREE features a child who is ...
Writing through the Storm
This post is a few days late because our community in Western North Carolina been reeling from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. We were out of power for a week and had very little ways to communicate with the outside world during that tim...
An Ever-Present "Now"
Today, I'm excited to share some inspiring words from a fellow KidLit author and editor, Carrie Karnes-Fannin. Carrie and I met when we were both chosen to participate in the #PBChat mentorship program in 2020, and I'm so glad she took the ...
Creating in the Margins of Life
Sometimes life just takes over. The ins and outs, ups and downs, of living with a chronic condition or taking care of someone who has one simply crowds out any room for creativity. All we are left with are small spaces here and there, and m...
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