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It Took A Creative Woman To Help Me Find My Way Again
- By Melanie Breault
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Instead of watching the State of the Union speech, I went to the theater and saw Gloria: A Life, written by Emily Mann, the award-winning director and playwright and a past guest on Conversations…
Divine Intervention
- By Jeremy Lentz
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I truly believe that things happen for a reason – that it’s more than sheer coincidence when people are brought together. Two years ago, I wrote a piece for the CWCW website about a “creative woman” named Sheryl Lee Ralph who left an indelible mark…
The Long and Winding Road
- By Sandi Klein
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I picked up my new car today. Quite a milestone, but I couldn’t have been more depressed. Even though I’ve been driving for 52 years, I never bought a car. The day after I got my license, I hit a telephone pole, badly damaging my parents’ Pontiac Tempest and leaving us car-less…
7 Books about Midwives, Recommended by Patricia Harman
- By Patricia Harman
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The midwife is a classic literary heroine. She is brave. She is compassionate. She stands like a warrior on a battlefield: life on one side; death on the other, the defender of women and newborns. As a nurse-midwife and author, I read every book I could find about…
A Play that Began At the Barre
- By Yasmine Rana
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IT WASN’T AN item on a bucket list, though that’s what I had told people. A bucket list was easier to explain than the countless classes I had registered for, attempted, and subsequently quit after six months or six weeks. Then there were the classes I took “on and off”…