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What happens after the worst happens? After tragedy struck, we left home to travel the US. I write about love, loss and hope from the road.
Tina writes directly from her heart to yours, and I always come away after reading her work with a new perspective on how to live my own life a little bit better.
New York Times bestselling author Kirsten Powers offers fresh thinking about how we can make big changes in our lives, communities and country.
Kirsten is quickly becoming one of my favorite writers here on Substack. Her insightful writing draws me in and keeps me coming back ever time I see a new post from her.
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Leyla's submissions into the world of Substack are a fun, intriguing highlight of my week. She's living such an interesting life, and she creates community with her writing like only a pro can.
News, politics, and history from #1 NYT-bestselling author Sharon McMahon. Breaking down government and law in straightforward ways you won’t find anywhere else. If you want clarity and context — delivered with sanity and reason — The Preamble is for you.
Sharon McMahon is, at this point, one of the few folks I trust to provide even, measured information about what is happening in our government and around the world. Governerds unite!