Amy Mitchell is a stay-at-home-mom blogging at Unchained Faith. Her passions are faith, social justice, and creativity, all of which she fuels with caffeine and sarcasm. You can read her short stories at Amore con Formaggio. Christmas at Mary's
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Abby Farson Pratt is a copy editor, calligrapher, and dog blogger who lives in Charlottesville, Virginia, with her husband and neurotic German shepherd. She blogs at Little Stories and Doggerel. Top Economist (Abby Farson Pratt)
While I was classmates with Ashley in college and enjoyed her feminist sass in class discussions, we never got to know each other very well. I always looked forward to her submissions to the school's literary magazine I worked on -- her pieces were well-written and punchy. I knew she kept writing after graduation, so … Continue reading “Nothing to Lose” by Ashley Carpenter
I was delighted to get this submission from my best friend's husband. I didn't realize Michael was a fiction writer, and I'm pleased to tell you that he's doing just fine for himself in this department. I hope you enjoy this piece of his. - H Hold Me (by J. Michael Chadwick)
Stories get me excited. Especially ones that are true, honest, cutting to the quick of an emotion, a moment. This is why short stories are my favorite -- there's not enough space for a saga, just enough to cast for the reader quick character studies and a moment or two that let the reader in … Continue reading Short Stories: “A Song Without Words”
I love reading. When I was in third grade, my mom had me make a list of all the books I'd read in the last year. Once we got through the library loan records and my Sonlight reading list, I discovered that I'd read between two and three hundred books that year. When I was … Continue reading Short Stories: an announcement and a giveaway
This new year, I'm trying to be deliberate about self-care. Things that I would have shoved off as unimportant before because they only meant something to me -- I'm taking these up and owning them. I'm fighting the lies in my head: "It's not a big deal. I'm too busy." "It's not important." "I wouldn't … Continue reading Self-care & community