Christine Wolf
Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance
Developmental editor, trauma-informed memoir coach, author of Politics, Partnerships, & Power: The Lives of Ralph E. and Marguerite Stitt Church.
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1 week ago |
christinewolf.substack.com | Christine Wolf
The other day, I found myself checking and rechecking a text thread. I didn’t really understand why I kept repeatedly looking at the same brief conversation until I finally got very quiet and thought about it. The thread was with a longtime friend who, over the past ten years, had increasingly dropped out of sight. She’d occasionally (and enthusiastically) suggest we make plans, only to disappear and ignore texts.
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1 week ago |
christinewolf.substack.com | Christine Wolf
As part of the nationwide Independent Bookstore Day, the Chicagoland Bookstore Crawl is a day when thousands of Chicagoans and tourists find community and book joy while visiting over 50 participating area bookstores.
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1 week ago |
christinewolf.substack.com | Christine Wolf
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the phone—not the glowing rectangle in my hand, but the actual act of making a call. Of hearing a voice. Of using my own. Live phone conversations seem to be a thing of the past, and I include myself in this shift away from calls. Writers' Haven by Christine Wolf is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. I text. I email. I leave voice memos. But I rarely dial.
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3 weeks ago |
christinewolf.substack.com | Christine Wolf
Hey writer!💥 It’s the final day (3/31) to save 25% on a full year of paid access📝 Paid subscribers get exclusive access to my Silent, Virtual, Drop-In-Anytime Write-Ins — three times a week. Already a paid subscriber? Thank you!Scroll to the bottom for your exclusive Write-In Zoom link.
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4 weeks ago |
christinewolf.substack.com | Christine Wolf
As a lifelong Democrat and co-author of Politics, Partnerships & Power: The Lives of Ralph E. and Marguerite Stitt Church, I didn’t expect to find myself admiring a conservative Republican. But Marguerite Stitt Church wasn’t like the Republicans we often see dominating headlines today. She didn’t follow anyone blindly. She didn’t grandstand or pander. She led—with quiet strength, deep conviction, and unwavering grace.
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Excited to share I’m joining the Norris mini course teaching team at @NorthwesternU! I’ll be teaching non-credit writing courses open to the community. A big personal milestone and proof that it's never too late to chase your passion! #WritingCommunity #LifelongLearning #DreamBig https://t.co/IXWyN3yLz6
Recently, I dumped Twitter to get away from its toxic stew. Today, I re-opened Twitter to access a colleague's profile and lists. My old handle was still available. I used to have 1k+ followers. Now I have 0, but I'm SO okay with that. I'm a #developmentaleditor. Let's connect.