Writing Your Recovery
Ann Dowsett JohnstonMemoir writing, sober living, aging well and more
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Your Story Is Waiting
Consider this missive a paper airplane—
gliding through the air
and landing squarely on your desk.
Here it is:
your personal invitation to carve five days out of your calendar,
just for you.
Beginning September 23, under th...
What's Under Your Ribcage? A Call to Your Creative Self
To all the creatives out there, I want to pose a simple question: when did you first discover your creative being—your magic, the part that makes you you?
I remember a long train ride, colouring pencils in hand, designing—visually—my first...
Boxing Day Boost
So, it’s Boxing Day morning. Are you happy with your gifts? Nestled by the fire, wrapped in cashmere, cracking open your very own copy of Margaret Atwood’s new memoir, glorious, lush pink cover and all? Or are you having a Kristen Neff mome...
South Africa Redux
If it’s true that one’s body can only love one landscape, mine has always felt that it belongs to South Africa, my family’s home for a brief period in the early 1960s. The intense African light highlighting rolling green hills covered in sp...
A Return to the Page
First, a confession: I sleep in ink-stained sheets. More specifically, pristine white sheets, with random, indelible black spots—places where my abandoned pen has done its own thing.
Like many others, I write first thing on waking, cof...
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✍️ Journalist \ud83d\udcd6 Author \ud83d\udecb️ Psychotherapist I spent 25+ years at Maclean’s, telling stories rooted in real lives. Author of Drink: The Intimate Relationship Between Women and Alcohol. Now writing closer to the bone.
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