Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash Happy New Year, Writers! As we whirl with vim and vigor into a new year, and I turn over load after load of laundry from holiday houseguests, I can’t help but think about my New Year’s resolutions. What will I resolve to do in 2025? And….this is where I get stuck. It feels ...

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Photo by Zoe on Unsplash   Happy Holidays Writers!  The holidays are upon us, and for most that means a time full of joy and love and cheer. A Great Hunt for the Perfect Gift for everyone on your list. With my mental health journey, I am learning to respect my body (and thus, brain) more. And when it comes ...

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by Melissa Uhl Draut   Photo by Giulia Bertelli on Unsplash   November 8, 2024   Dear Women Who Write, Hours after learning of the 2024 presidential election result, I thought of you. Bearing in mind the statistics that some of you might be happy with the results, then I say, “Good tidings, and please lend me a bit of ...

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  Women Who Write Annual Holiday Celebration and Book Exchange December 10th from 6:30-8:30 Bristol Bar & Grille at 1321 Bardstown Road (across from Mid-City Mall) — In a private party room upstairs — Members Only event — Pay after ordering from the menu at the event Plan to join us for our holiday party at The Bristol Bar and ...

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  Photo by Holly Hinson    Fighting and Writing Your Way Through SAD-ness                 The smell of wood smoke                 The crackle of leaves beneath your feet                 The rush of cool air mornings on your skin     ...

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Photo by Megan Thompson Hello Writers!   Fall is my favorite season. There was a time, when I lived in Chicago and flew by the seat of my Ann Taylor Loft suitpants from one thing to another (often from late nights at the law firm to early mornings at a neighborhood bar), when I always felt like I missed out ...

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Photo by Nancy Wynn Hello Writers! On September 22, 2024 at 8:44 a.m., the sun will straddle the equator, and the day and night nearly become equal: the Autumnal Equinox, the first day of fall. What is it about sunrises that make us want to freeze time? Since September of 2023, I have endured the past four seasons wanting to ...

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Open Mic Literary Reading Women Who Write’s Give For Good Louisville Day of Giving Event Fante’s Coffee House, 2501 Grinstead Rd. September 12 6:00-8:00 with the reading at 6:15-7:15 Appetizers provided, beverages available for purchase from the coffee house. Members and their guests only. $10 suggested donation. Space is limited. The first 8 people who sign up online to read are guaranteed ...

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Photo by Matt Collamer on Unsplash Hello Writers! A friend of mine told me a story. His childhood friend was found dead in his apartment in Ukraine six months after his death. The 50-year-old man had died alone from unknown causes. A dead cat was found by his bed. The man had no immediate family, but he had a nephew ...

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Photo by Daniela E. on Unsplash Hello Writers! I’m now into my third round of garden weeding and fertilizing. I start in spring and just keep going. The rounds of weeding never end. I wish that the flowers were as persistent as the weeds. I have battled these weeds in my backyard for at least fifteen years. They aren’t always ...

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