Your Weekly Writing Exercise
Mary Carroll MooreMy latest writing exercise to inspire and encourage your creativity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 905 | Subscribers | Read | marycarrollmoore.substack.com |
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Artist. Author. Creativity inspirer. Award-winning writer of this newsletter since 2008. Author of A WOMAN'S GUIDE TO SEARCH & RESCUE (Riverbed Press, October 2023) and 14 other books in 3 genres. Two-dog mom.
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