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  • A Dozen Items To Consider When Submitting to The Narrative Arc and Information About New Pay Scheme

    A Dozen Items To Consider When Submitting to The Narrative Arc and Information About New Pay Scheme

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    Debra G. Harman, MEd.
    Aug 15
    Submission Guidelines for The Narrative Arc

    Submission Guidelines for The Narrative Arc

    Memoir and personal essays are our genre
    Go to the profile of Debra G. Harman, MEd.
    Debra G. Harman, MEd.
    Nov 8, 2022
    Parasol Pubs Presents at Medium Day May 12th & Cash Prizes Contest Winners Announced

    Parasol Pubs Presents at Medium Day May 12th & Cash Prizes Contest Winners Announced

    We invite you to attend our presentation!
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    Debra G. Harman, MEd.
    Aug 5
    Boost Nomination Pilot Program

    Boost Nomination Pilot Program

    Some of the great stories of September 2023
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    Debra G. Harman, MEd.
    Sep 17
    ‘September Changes’ Tip Won by Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles

    ‘September Changes’ Tip Won by Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles

    Several stories were submitted, but Vidya’s subtle narrative wins this time
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    Debra G. Harman, MEd.
    Sep 2
    Growing Up, Change Was the Only Constant in My Life

    Growing Up, Change Was the Only Constant in My Life

    I learned to bloom where I was planted
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    Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles
    Sep 18
    Trash Piles, Wildfires, and Metaphors Are All Things I Found In My Driveway Today

    Trash Piles, Wildfires, and Metaphors Are All Things I Found In My Driveway Today

    The last day of summer
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    Karen Fayeth
    Sep 22
    Rolling the Dice on New York City

    Rolling the Dice on New York City

    Banking on the promise of new beginnings amidst a Scottish art renaissance gone south
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    Annie Forbes Cooper
    Sep 20
    A Sudden Illness Forced Me to Change Pace

    A Sudden Illness Forced Me to Change Pace

    Braving to step out of the race
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    Debra Urbacz
    Sep 19
    Living Abroad Gave Me a New Perspective and Made Me Self-Reliant

    Living Abroad Gave Me a New Perspective and Made Me Self-Reliant

    I sold everything and moved to Holland
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    Chevie Hanssler
    Sep 19
    It’s Not Me, Academia. It’s You

    It’s Not Me, Academia. It’s You

    Walking away from the job of my dreams was the best decision I could have made
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    Meg Vardy
    Sep 17
    After Losing Everything, I Never Thought I Could Lose It All Again

    After Losing Everything, I Never Thought I Could Lose It All Again

    Trauma and change go hand in hand
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    Julie Hall
    Sep 13
    Home Wasn’t Safe. How I Found Safety From Within

    Home Wasn’t Safe. How I Found Safety From Within

    Embracing change comes from within
    Go to the profile of Ellen Eastwood
    Ellen Eastwood
    Sep 12
    Living With Our Heads in the Clouds

    Living With Our Heads in the Clouds

    When all else fails, there’s always a bunny
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    Chaotically Lottie
    Sep 11
    Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes

    Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes

    Our world spins at a pace we cannot control
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    Cathy Strine
    Sep 8
    When Families Change, Can They Remain Close?

    When Families Change, Can They Remain Close?

    The reunion, the black sheep, and the sadness of estrangement
    Go to the profile of Jojo Teckina
    Jojo Teckina
    Sep 7
    Falling for Shakespeare

    Falling for Shakespeare

    With no safety net in place
    Go to the profile of Terry Barr
    Terry Barr
    Sep 6
    An Unexpected Job Loss Got Me Out of Plato’s Cave

    An Unexpected Job Loss Got Me Out of Plato’s Cave

    Flying to September
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    Jenna Zark
    Sep 5
    September is a Welcome Month of Change, But October Gave a Party

    September is a Welcome Month of Change, But October Gave a Party

    My two favorite months
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    Lee J. Bentch
    Sep 3
    New School, New Home, New Country — Once Again

    New School, New Home, New Country — Once Again

    We had lots of new normals to absorb, but like most kids we were only learning what life is all about, and we passively got on with it
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    Lucinda Munro Cook
    Sep 3
    It’s Never Too Late To Return To Work or School

    It’s Never Too Late To Return To Work or School

    Priceless interview advice and a story I hold close to my heart
    Go to the profile of Natalie
    Natalie
    Sep 2
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