I, too, write about topics that are rarely discussed. And I hide behind a pseudonym. Admitting that I’m an adulterer in the open would have severe consequences even though I’m divorced now.
I give Molly Roden Winter kudos to have the bravery to use her real name and her family’s story. That takes guts.
So inspiring to hear a fellow English teacher who has made the brave step to write about personal life. I’ve written the draft but the fear can get in the way of finishing!
I consider myself a writer and often contemplate memoir. Seeing Molly Rosen Winter be so vulnerable with not just her own story,but with that of her parents, is deeply inspiring and gives me hope that I’ll find my voice when I’m ready/I’m meant to.
I, too, write about topics that are rarely discussed. And I hide behind a pseudonym. Admitting that I’m an adulterer in the open would have severe consequences even though I’m divorced now.
I give Molly Roden Winter kudos to have the bravery to use her real name and her family’s story. That takes guts.
Love this interview and writer’s journey!
So inspiring to hear a fellow English teacher who has made the brave step to write about personal life. I’ve written the draft but the fear can get in the way of finishing!
"I tried to put the idea of writing a book out of my mind. But the idea just wouldn’t go away—and the “obstacles” began dropping like flies."
Wow - this is when you know you MUST write the book! Kudos for her to seeing it through to the end.
I consider myself a writer and often contemplate memoir. Seeing Molly Rosen Winter be so vulnerable with not just her own story,but with that of her parents, is deeply inspiring and gives me hope that I’ll find my voice when I’m ready/I’m meant to.