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If you are submitting to the antholog, click on the "Submit" link under "Essays" and indicate "Anthology" along with the title in the "Title" section

Another Opportunity to Publish Your Work Through the Changes In Life Newsletter!

Pat LaPointe, editor, along with Marlene Samuels have begun accepting essays for an upcoming anthology: "Anthology: Relational Aggression in Females"

Seeking essays from women of all ages, races, and sexual orientations who have experienced bullying during their developmental years from other girls or who have been victims in their adulthood of aggressive, demeaning, or disempowering behavior from other women. The ideal essay will include observations about the emotional impact such experiences have had. Word limit: 1000. You can submit your essay the same way you submit your essays to the newsletter. Click on the link to submit. Put "Anthology" in the title line and the title in the body of the essay.

A Great Opportunity for Women Writers!

The Story Circle Network is dedicated to helping women share the stories of their lives and to raising public awareness of the importance of women’s personal histories. They carry out their mission through publications, a web site, classes, workshops, writing and reading circles and woman-focused programs. Their activities empower women to tell their stories, discover their identities through their stories, and choose to be the authors of their own lives.

Whether you are new to writing, have always wanted to write, or are a seasoned writer who’d like to connect with other women writers, Story Circle Network is the creative, empowering and supportive organization for you. Membership is reasonably priced and there are opportunities for your work to be published in the Story Circle quarterly journal and annual anthology. To join or for more information go to www.storycircle.org

Another Writing Opportunity!

Writer Advice began over 18 years ago as a service to writers. We started with author interviews and grew one page and one project at a time. If you go to www.writeradvice.com, you’ll see what we offer. In addition to the contests, we’re always looking for more reviewers. Our purpose is to help writers. How can we help you?

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What It Was, What It Is

By: Pat LaPointe, 11/15/2018

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One characteristic of childhood is a tendency for “wishful thinking”. It’s a child believing that “if I’m really good, I’ll get a pony”. Or sadly, the child of divorcing parents believing that someday they’ll be back together. Often this results in disappointment and sadness when their wishes don’t come true. Some may hold on to these feelings into adulthood. This month Charlene Stegman shares a “wishful thinking” event from her childhood that continues to evoke feelings of sadness in her life today.

What memories/emotions you experienced from “wishful thinking” in childhood remain with you today?

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