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September/October 2026

What is a mother if not a shock absorber?

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July/August 2026

open yourself to the inevitability of the pendulum

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May/June 2026

This moment is about accepting where I am.

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Abandoned and bent bed frame and part of a wall in the desert - Photo by Katherine Murray

March/April 2026

We will scream until our throats are ragged, and then we will read bedtime stories. 

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Close up of a trumpet on a black background - Photo by Joseph Hersh Media via Unsplash

January/February 2026

if I were to name a goal for 2026, it might be to let the YOLO spirit of my offspring get the better of my ingrained caution more often.

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Copper mask of Darth Vader on brick wall - photo by Fidel Fernando via Unsplash

November/December 2025

The Empire never really wins, as long as we are prepared to hold it accountable, time and time again.

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Amethyst pebble on grayed linen cloth - Photo by Eva Bronzini via Pexels

September/October 2025

I think that’s what motherhood is about—this small piece of hope that we carry around with us like a pebble.

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A rich spread of rainbow-colored fresh foods

July/August 2025

With this issue of Literary Mama, we all keep on—reading and writing and coming together at this site. I hope you choose everything on offer, and that you find something wonderful.

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Torn strips of black and white printed text

May/June 2025

Literary Mama shows me my Frankenstein again and again—not cruelly or even intentionally, but by allowing me access to the kaleidoscopic moments of so many other mothers.

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Dried orange slices hanging on strings - Photo by Tanja Tepavac via Unsplash

March/April 2025

I’d like to time-hop, jump forward a little and come back with the insight needed to do all of this mothering stuff right and better embrace the messiness of now.

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January/February 2025

I didn’t fully realize the power of this journal until everyone thought it was gone for good.

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