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Grief, Motherhood, Words

The Unspoken – #captureyourgrief 2016 #whathealsyou

Julie
October 6, 2016
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The Unspoken – #captureyourgrief 2016 #whathealsyou

As much as I write about my boys, there will always be things I do not say, The Unspoken. The following poem was originally published in Kakalak 2015. Things I Do Not Say His complexion was raspberry tea, and he could fit into a teapot twice. I don’t mention this when…

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babies, grief, loss, Poetry
Daily Life, Grief, Stuff, Words

The Passive Voice of Being Born

Julie
September 3, 2015
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The Passive Voice of Being Born

As I was working on a poem today, it struck me that in the English language, there is no active voice for being born.  A mother bears her child. And the child is passive in the event. The bearing  happens to the child. She is being born. He is born.…

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News, Words

Buy the Books & Meet the Authors at Park Road Books

Julie
April 1, 2015
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Buy the Books & Meet the Authors at Park Road Books

I am pleased to share that Love Like Weeds is now available at Park Road Books in Charlotte!

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Pre-Order Love Like Weeds before it’s too late!

Julie
October 5, 2013
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This summer has been a wild ride.  It began in May with wrapping up my Love Like Weeds manuscript and finding out I was expecting our fifth child.  It ended in September with the loss of that child and the confirmation that my book would be released in October.  In…

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books, Love Like Weeds, Poetry
Reviews, Words

Book Review: The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling

Julie
April 7, 2013
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The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling My rating: 4 of 5 stars I surmise that most people who have picked up The Casual Vacancy did so because of name recognition and a degree of curiosity. I’ll be honest, I really didn’t have a clue what the book was about when…

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books, life, marriage, politics, poverty, reviews, social commentary, worth reading
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