As a lifelong learner and writer, Deborah Crossland learned that myth is at the heart of everything and has included this philosophy in her teaching, writing, and coaching.
Some fun news: I’m starting a writer’s coaching business with the aim of helping writers who identify as women break through the noise and help them find their voice.
We are going to need all of them!
I’ll be offering one on one consultations as well as group workshops that delve into how exploring mythology, in particular how the goddesses can help us navigate womanhood and all its glory.
Sign up for my very non-spammy, monthly newsletter at www.deborahcrossland.com for more information!
Some fun news: I’m starting a writer’s coaching business with the aim of helping writers who identify as women break through the noise and help them find their voice.
We are going to need all of them!
I’ll be offering one on one consultations as well as group workshops that delve into how exploring mythology, in particular how the goddesses can help us navigate womanhood and all its glory.
Sign up for my very non-spammy, monthly newsletter at www.deborahcrossland.com for more information!...
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Happy (and relieved) to say I don’t follow any of *those* booktok accounts, AND the MC in my book is a fierce (and flawed) feminist who demands to be seen. She’s often described as unlikeable, and today, I think that’s exactly what we need to be.
Happy (and relieved) to say I don’t follow any of *those* booktok accounts, AND the MC in my book is a fierce (and flawed) feminist who demands to be seen. She’s often described as unlikeable, and today, I think that’s exactly what we need to be....
Did you know that, before Julia Child was a chef, she was a World War II spy?! Diana Chambers’ novel offers a delicious look into how Julia might have spent her time working for the OSS in India and China, and I have a signed copy to give you!
Simply follow @dianarc1 and me and tag a friend to enter! Bonus: share to your stories for an extra entry! Winner announced Friday, November 1st.
Did you know that, before Julia Child was a chef, she was a World War II spy?! Diana Chambers’ novel offers a delicious look into how Julia might have spent her time working for the OSS in India and China, and I have a signed copy to give you!
Simply follow @dianarc1 and me and tag a friend to enter! Bonus: share to your stories for an extra entry! Winner announced Friday, November 1st.