Alert! New original (and wonderfully weird) fiction by William Morris posted at Wayfare Magazine! Check out wayfaremagazine.org
I’m currently both planning a Disney trip and reading Spare by Prince Henry.
Last night I had a dream that one of the rides broke down and Princess Diana broke the news. I was disappointed, but the princess was so kind and sympathetic that I woke up crying. It was weird.
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Please help vote for a winner in our multi-lingual Mormon literature contest:
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I know everyone is excited about Oppenheimer and I’m probably in the minority, but after watching Tenet, I just can’t unsee how poorly Christopher Nolan treats women in his movies.
I’ve generally enjoyed Christopher Nolan’s films, and I jive with his style of both storytelling and filmmaking. But I’ve got to say, after seeing Elizabeth Debicki speak all of, what, 5 lines in Tenet, I just can’t unsee the way women are treated in his stories.
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Wayfare Issue 2 is coming soon. The title is "Celestial Navigation."
The writing and art in this issue is extraordinary. I can't wait to share it with you.
Learn more and subscribe here:
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My story "Reclaiming the Desert" is available today from @wayfarewriting! Thanks to fiction editor @BeeJeanine and @JamesGoldberg for believing in this story and helping it reach its full potential.
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It’s fiction day at @wayfarewriting! Explore the future imagined by @lizbusby in this piece about two sisters finding each other again. wayfaremagazine.org/p/reclai…
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I'm thrilled to be part of this International Women's Writing Guild panel happening Wednesday evening:
BREATHING OUT, on integrating spirituality and/or religiosity in writing. I'm excited to learn from these fellow spiritual memoirists.
It's free! iwwg.org/event-5279467
It’s fiction day at Wayfare! 🥳 I loved reading this short story from Alison Brimley. I’d love to hear your thoughts!
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If you believe that:
1) Reading is critical to democracy.
2) Books help us understand complex issues.
3) Parents shouldn't make decisions for other parents' children.
4) Youth deserve to see themselves in books.
Join the campaign & #UniteAgainstBookBans: uniteagainstbookbans.org/tak…
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"So, someone is challenging books, and you want to fight back but you don’t know how."
What a fantastic page of resources and advice on combatting book challenges from @diversebooks. Check it out. Follow the steps. Share it with your friends. diversebooks.org/resources/a…
My kid’s sixth grade class just performed an abbreviated version of Macbeth. They did a curtain call to the song “We’re all in this together” from High School Musical. I’m starting to question their grasp of the material.
Check out this @StrangervilleHQ podcast for a fun story about how I was traumatized by Chuck E. Cheese as a child. 🐭 🍕 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…











