Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama: Heidi Scrimgeour
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate!
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Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama: Ginny Kaczmarek
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate
Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama: Sophia Raday
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate!
Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama: Rachel Sarah
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate!
Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama: Cassie Premo Steele
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate!
Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama: Amy Hudock
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate!
Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama: Kristina Riggle
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate!
Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama: Suzanne Kamata
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate!
Celebrating Ten Years of Literary Mama
October 2013 marks Literary Mama’s ten year anniversary! On Wednesdays for the next few months we’ll celebrate!
Online Writing: The Best of the First Ten Years
Suzanne Edison’s, The Moth-Eaten World, originally published in Literary Mama, will be included in the anthology, Online Writing: The Best of the First Ten Years. The Moth-Eaten World by Suzanne Edison (for my daughter, at four) If your eyes were like tea leaves instead of roasted coffee beans, oily brown, thick with residue, or like […]
Now Listening — September 2021
My mom listened to NPR constantly while I was growing up. Morning Edition packed my lunch and sent me out to wait for the bus. In the afternoons the brass fanfare of All Things Considered layered an uninvited counterpoint over my piano practice. And Terry Gross narrated every ride to soccer practice. As a kid […]