Christina Wyman
author of the novel “Jawbreaker”
Christina Wyman is a USA Today and Publishers Weekly bestselling author and teacher living in Michigan. Her debut novel, “Jawbreaker,” was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2023. Her sophomore middle-grade novel is “Slouch.”
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In many ways, marriage creates more problems than it solves. No one knows that more than, well, people who are married.
But our collective desire to hurt people we know nothing about is ultimately instructive.
For those of us with our own wild set of chompers, Amiee Lou Wood’s acclaim is both welcome and bittersweet.
There is nothing women can do outside of raising children and grandchildren that meets Vance’s approval.
In a brief amount of time, Tim Walz has offered us a clear alternative to the subpar, and I dare say pathetic, “masculine” identities that have historically been available to boys and men.
Despite recent pronouncements about the fickle child-free female mind, I do not mourn my decision. And I have never once yearned for something else.
As an adult child mired in her own estrangement from a toxic parent, I found a recent interview with members of Markle’s American family both triggering and sad.
