FEMINIST FRIDAY

By Bernadette

Today I would like  to continue celebrating National Writing Day by sharing with you some wonderful writers that it  has been my pleasure to meet through writing my blog.

d-wallace-peach

D. Wallace Peach (Dianne) specializes in writing fantasy that will transport you to a different time and place.  Her blog site is Myths of the Mirror and she can be found at http://www.mythofthemirror.com.

 

 

 


brigid-gallagher

Brigid P. Gallagher is a holistic practitioner who writes about “life lessons in being slow” and soon will publish a book filled with these lessons. She can be found at Watching the Daisies, http://www.watchingthedaisies.com.

 

 

 

osyth

 

 

Osyth takes beautiful photographs and spins interesting yarns.  She can be found at Half Baked in Paradise, http://www.osyth.org.

 

judy

Judy Dykstra-Brown writes a blog titled Life Lesson and she can be found at http://www.judydystrabrown.com.  You are sure to enjoy her gorgeous photography and her funny and quick witted poetry.

 

lynz

Lyn from Lynz Real Cooking, http://www.lynzrealcooking.com, writes about recipes and her life in Saudi Arabia.  She is currently working on a memoir about her life in Saudi Arabia. Her photographs of the Palouse are not to be missed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

stevie

Stevie Turner, Indie Author, http://www.steviet3.wordpress.com, has written several books that deal with the dark sides of relations but with a delightful twist of humor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

jackiJacqueline Obyikocha can be found at A Cooking Pot and Twisted Tales,http://www.acookingpotandtwistedtales.com, where she rights with humor and sincerity about the human condition.

linda-swain

If you want to laugh out loud read anything written by Linda Swain Bethea at Nuts Rok, http://www.nutsrok.wordpress.com.

ladies-who-lunch

Diane at Ladies Who Lunch Reviews, http://www.ladieswholunchreviews.wordpress.com, writes with a great deal of heart and humor on a variety of topics.

 

joan-needy

Jo at Joanneeddy’s Blog, http://www.joanneeddy.com, takes everyday issues and examines them with heart and with insight.

ellen

Ellen at Ellen Best, http://www.ellenbest24.wordpress.com, writes with sparkle and originality when she isn’t working on her book.

annika-perry

Annika Perry is in the process of editing her book and still finds the time to write very insightful book reviews and as well as marvelous creative blog post.  She can be found at Annika Perry’s Writing Blog, http://www.annikaperry.wordpress.com.

ladybug

Bridget at the NonSmoking Ladybug, http://www.nonsmokingladybug.wordpress.com, writes about many different thing but one subject that is very contemporary right now is her experience in the United States as an immigrant.

linda-s

Linda at the Spiritual Dragonfly, http://www.spiritualdragonfly.com, writes very heartfelt and meaningful posts about rebuilding her life after abuse.  She post gorgeous photos taken during her morning walks.  I am sad to report that Linda lost her husband last Friday.  Linda, I am sending you love.

maria

Maria Holm writes at Health From One Heart to Another, http://www.mariahome51.com.  Maria has a very varied blog.  She writes on topics concerning nursing care for children as well as historical stories about Denmark accompanied by superb photographs.

dianne-dahli

My friend Diane Dahli writes at Still the Lucky Few, http://www.stilltheluckyfew.com.  Diane writes about issues dealing with aging and agism.  She is writing and posting a flawlessly written piece of fiction about a young woman coming of age in Canada.

tara

Tara Smith, when she is not busy teaching, writes  beautiful thoughtful posts about her life as a teacher and her summer home in New York.  She can be found at A Teaching Life, http://www.ateachinglifedotcom.wordpress,com.

elsie

Lee teaches PD with the Missouri Reading Initiative and writes straight from her heart about the everyday and accompanies her post with brilliant photography.  She can be found at Elsie Tries Writing, http://www.lcinmo.wordpress.com

These women writers have been with me since the first days of my blog and have offered constant encouragement.  There are very, very many superbly talented women writers that I have discovered since I started blogging.  Unfortunately, I have run out of time to name and acknowledge you all.  Please feel free to introduce yourselves and your blogs and maybe acknowledge your favorite women writers and their web address in the comments section.

women-writersWOMEN WRITERS ROCK!

Thanks for stopping by,

bernadette

About Bernadette

I live in the small town of Haddonfield, NJ. I am at an age in my life when I seem to spend time thinking and musing about life. These musings are usually stimulated by my walks through Haddonfield, my reading of books and fellow bloggers, and my interaction with my group of fabulous family and friends.

30 Responses

  12. Annika Perry

    Bernadette, what a wonderful post and such a lovely surprise to be included! 😀😀 You have written great considered summaries on us all and some I know and I look forward to reading the blogs of those I haven’t come across. Whilst blogging I have come across many varied people, often inspiring, often providing food for thought.

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  15. D. Wallace Peach

    Thanks so much for the mention, Bernadette, and for the many wonderful connections that I realize I’ve made through your blog and the Senior Salon. It’s a gift on all counts. As a feminist, I’m especially honored to appear on your Feminist Friday feature. Have a wonderful Sunday, my friend. 🙂

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  16. Miriam

    Hi Bernadette, You’ve named so many talented women bloggers here that I consider my friends too. So many amazing writers out there in the blogosphere, Cheryl, Vanessa, Jessica, Diane, Nicole, Wendy, Deb, Carol … the list goes on. Thank you for acknowledging some of them. Lovely post. 🙂

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  18. Osyth

    Jeepers! *looks around surreptitiously to ensure there are no other Osyths* this is so kind and so generous and actually so humbling to be amongst great writers. I thank you … truly and now I go to look at the others. We should collectively give you an award for generosity – we are privileged to be chosen and I for one will up my game accordingly 😊

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