Tag Archives: Mother Writer

2 Questions that Stunt a Writer’s Progress

Posted on April 27, 2016 by Christi

Writers are inquisitive people. We’re always asking questions, about our characters, our story, plot points and structure. About the spelling of that word we read every day but that looks all wrong as soon as we type it on the screen. … Continue reading →

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Welcome, Ilie Ruby, Author of The Salt God’s Daughter

Posted on September 26, 2012 by Christi

  If you’re a mother and a writer, you know how hard it is to make the writing happen. Some days, I’m lucky to get the skeleton of a story down on paper. Other days, I’m grateful to rewrite my … Continue reading →

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Megan Stielstra Talks Writing & Life: The Interview, Part 2

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Christi

Yesterday, you read about Megan Stielstra’s book, Everyone Remain Calm. Today, Megan shares about life as a writer, and much more…. CC: You are a teacher, a Storyteller at 2nd Story, and a mother of a three year old. How … Continue reading →

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