Archive - Carrie’s Infrequent Newsletter

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Birthing Well Dressed Lies, uploading a podcast and then going viral.

Or will they swipe right and like it?

Sep 6 •

July 2023

And now, for the Audiodrama, with a cast of thousands! Music! Sound effects! Heartache!

Now available everywhere! Except Audible, that is

Jul 19 •

June 2023

An interview with naturalist and debut novelist, Amy Marie Turner

followed by a brief glimpse of long dead women in STEM

Jun 6 •

May 2023

E. Jean Carroll, Access Hollywood and the sorrows of Billy Bush

A man once observed that female wiring is like an Italian sportscar. If you're not a good mechanic, don't even think about opening the engine.

May 12 •

April 2023

His name was Anthony Comstock

Let's just get everything about this villain out of the way- here and now.

Apr 10 •

A conversation with Novelist Eva Natiello

It's a Proustian kind of interview....

Apr 10 •

When Art imitates Life

Chroma, Ancient Sculpture in Color And a Workshop about finding your Readers

Apr 10 •

March 2023

in time for womens' history month

On behalf of females everywhere, I salute you, Don Lemon!

Mar 8 •

Let them speak!

They actually had something to say.

Mar 8 •

Me and my shadow

an endless battle of imposter syndrome

Mar 8 •

November 2022

This is Carrie’s Infrequent Newsletter, a newsletter about some outrageous historical fiction and stuff.

Nov 3, 2022 •

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