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Recommended by Catherine H Palmer

Something odd will cross my mind, or a memory will catch me off guard, or my monkey mind will swing from the ceiling fan, or a tiny ant will crawl up the bookcase next to my chair. Then I get curious and curiosity is the first step in an unknown direction

Midstory Magazine

By Jessica Smock

A home for writing by women about life, love, and loss at midlife, from the editors of the HerStories Project.

A writing community for midlife women.

- Catherine H Palmer

We're All Getting Older

By Lou Blaser

We explore how to live vibrantly NOW so we can die happy LATER. By someone who's definitely not an expert.

If you love reading about midlifers who continue to grow and get better.

- Catherine H Palmer

Your Midlife Matters with Alana Kirk, the Midlife Coach

By Alana Kirk

You are part of a generation of women redefining midlife. Younger for longer we have unprecedented opportunities. But also unprecedented pressures. This newsletter is about helping you matter more in your own midlife.

Alana is helping us all redefine midlife!

- Catherine H Palmer

Audacious Women, Creative Lives

By Anne Boyd / Audacious Women

Inspiration from audacious, creative women in the past , plus opportunities to connect--because we're all in this together.

Inspiring stories of women writers and artists who made bold choices, bucked convention, or simply lived and wrote outside the lines.

- Catherine H Palmer

Slice of Midlife

By Alison Krupnick

Musings (with a foodie-focus) about this unique life stage, generously defined.

Changing The Channel with Kirsten Powers

New York Times bestselling author Kirsten Powers offers fresh thinking about how we can make big changes in our lives, communities and country.

A newsletter about change.

- Catherine H Palmer

Be Your Own Hero

By Louise

Being brave in small moments

The Vajenda

By Dr. Jen Gunter

Imagine a Venn diagram with overlapping circles labeled: Medical Facts, Feminism, and Fire. You've arrived at their intersection.

Men Yell at Me

By lyz

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.