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The Ultimate Guide To Skincare For Women Over 40

Stop offending everyone around you with your decades-old skin

May 14

The Ultimate Guide To Skincare For Women Over 40

May 14

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What Is Voice In Writing And How Do You Know If You Have It?

When an agent says they are looking for great voice, what does that mean?

May 30

What Is Voice In Writing And How Do You Know If You Have It?

May 30

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You Don’t Have to Write Every Day

This common writing rule is meant to be broken.

Oct 11, 2023

You Don’t Have to Write Every Day

Oct 11, 2023

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About Me — Who I Am and What I Write

A catch-all for you to catch up on who I am and what I do here

Oct 31, 2023

About Me — Who I Am and What I Write

Oct 31, 2023

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How I Found My Literary Agent

Spoiler Alert: It Wasn’t Easy

Oct 20, 2023

How I Found My Literary Agent

Oct 20, 2023

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Age of Empathy

How I’m Changing The Conversation About My Daughter’s Body

And how a common improv strategy helps

9h ago

How I’m Changing The Conversation About My Daughter’s Body

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Haunted Houses For The Modern Woman

Forget Pennywise and Jigsaw, these scenarios are truly horrifying

Oct 31

Haunted Houses For The Modern Woman

Oct 31

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I’m The Little Free Library And I’m Totally Judging You

Your choices say a lot about you. And it’s not all good.

Oct 10

A little free library in an affluent neighborhood.

Oct 10

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How A Feather and a Football Game Helped Me Find Myself Again

And helped remind me who I am besides “Mom”

Oct 9

How A Feather and a Football Game Helped Me Find Myself Again

Oct 9

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An Open Letter to the Restaurant Host Who Didn’t Want To Seat Us

I totally get it—who do we think we are?

Oct 2

The image shows a family having a picnic in a grassy park area. The father, mother, and two young children are sitting on a picnic blanket with food and drinks spread out around them. The father is holding one child while the mother raises her arms playfully alongside their daughter. Speech bubbles have been added: the father says, “This is their special family area, honey!” while the daughter says, “I thought we were eating at the restaurant across the street, Daddy?”

Oct 2

Stephanie D. Rondeau

Stephanie D. Rondeau

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MS, ATC, CSCS. Kidlit author and editor, query liaison. Mostly writes about writing, health and wellness, feminism, and parenting. Occasionally funny.

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