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Market Your Marketing by Eleanor Pilcher
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Access publishing insights, writing advice, and book recommendations from multi-award-winning publisher, author and content creator, Eleanor Pilcher.
Pensamientos al dente
By Ella Ramsay
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Externally processing thoughts on toddlers, belonging, political faction, psychology and all sorts of other things I'm underqualified to write about.
Emma Freire
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Reading aloud at bedtime is the best part of the day. This Substack features brief reviews of the best (and worst) children's books we read in our home. We are a Christian family, and all the books I recommend align with our faith.
Freda Donnelly
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No wasted moments, just rich and meaningful explorations of the issues shaping our world.
Ikigai, in My Mind's Eye
By Andrea Mew
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More of Andrea's mewsings.
Cultural Christians in the Early Church
By Nadya Williams
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Helping Christians think about the Roman Empire daily--all for the glory of God
Opportunity Feminism with Karin Lips
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For musings on motherhood, modern feminism, and more.
The Home Front
By Mary Frances Devlin
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dispatches from the culture war
Reality Theology with Griffin Gooch
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I study reality (psychology, neuroscience, sociology, politics, philosophy, creative advice, history) and connect it to theology.
Helen Roy Writes
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essays on faith, embodiment, family, and the body politic
This Is Texas
By Jake Mercier
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We talk everything Texas — from culture and art to history to movies. Join our community, open to Texans and non-Texans alike.
Annie’s Attic
By Annie Holmquist
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Uncovering the truths of the past and applying them to the present.
The Mommy Blog
By Katelyn Walls Shelton
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Not just for mommies, on all things theology, ethics, policy, sex, and culture. Inspired by Elizabeth Anscombe, written by Katelyn Walls Shelton.
Jaimee’s Musings
By Jaimee Marshall
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musings, straight from my head, for better or worse.
What The Girls Are Reading
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Is it ok if the girls read?
Washington Review of Books
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Becoming literate is a lifelong task, but it shouldn’t take your entire day.
Bad Trad Mom
By Katrina Hutchins
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A collection of reflections on pieces of popular art that speak meaningfully about family life from the female perspective.
The Slip
By Amanda Elliott
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Your bi-weekly dose of feminism, conservatism, and culture.
Outsider on the Inside with Gabriella Hoffman
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An outsider's view into the Beltway and overlooked news stories.
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