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Neil Thomas

March/April 2020

What I love about all the pieces in this issue is that these writers don’t just tell scary stories; they show us how characters weather the storms, how people cope with loss, and how mothers move through pain and come out the other side stronger and more powerful. It’s times like these when we need great writers and great writing to inspire us. And I believe you will find both here.

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Kari Shea

January/February 2020

I’m shy of resolutions and their self-defeating magnitude, but with each new year, I return to this quiet intention: to read more books. For most mothers, that’s not as simple as it sounds. Work and family and community involvement take up so much of my time that I can only justify entertainment if I’m being somehow productive at the same time: watching Call the Midwife while I fold laundry, listening to The Splendid Table while I cook, enjoying familiar music while I prepare an editor’s letter

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For content published in Literary Mama from 2003 to 2020, please peruse our archives. To find a specific piece or contributor, you can use the search function in the top right corner of this page, or click on Departments above to find our content archived by genre. Thank you for your readership. Explore the Archives

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