The Motherhood Muse Spring 2010 Writing Contest
Our panel of judges have selected the following writers as the winners in our first writing contest:
Non-Fiction Essay
First Place: Tom Leskiw
Title: Of Smoke Alarms and Titmice
Second Place: Dawn Baldwin
Title: Rites of Passage
Fiction Short Story
First Place: Joanne Jagoda
Title: Renaissance Mom
Second Place: Carolyn McAuliffe
Title: Bubble Boy
Congratulations!
Each winning entry will be published in our Issue 4 this fall. Each winner will also be interviewed on our blog so stay tuned!
The Motherhood Muse literary magazine is now available!
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The Motherhood Muse offers mothers and writers the opportunity to dig beneath the surface of spilled milk, Band-Aids, and crayon-scribbled walls to explore the depth of their nature. Children nourish our souls while words nourish our minds.
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The Motherhood Muse is about connecting two worlds (the writer and the mother), creating one voice, and crafting words into an infinite number of worlds. We come here to reconnect with mother nature through writing to share the beauty of our world with ourselves and our children.
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