Lindsey Weishar
Lindsey Weishar is a twenty-something who enjoys traveling, exploring the origins of words, and reading. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing, and is happiest when writing poetry and sipping earl grey.
What Anne Shirley Taught Me about Navigating Romantic Relationships
The red-headed heroine has a lot to teach when it comes to love.
Lessons from Literary Heroines: Alexandra Bergson in 'O Pioneers!'
What I learned from Willa Cather's Alexandra Bergson about resilience.
Rethinking Our Media Consumption and Eliminating Sexual Harassment
Let's dig deeper to change our culture for good.
What a Holocaust Victim Taught Me About Cultivating Inner Strength
Changing the world begins in ourselves.
How These 5 Contemporary Women Poets Have Changed the Way I Look at Everyday Life
National Poetry Month is your chance to give these a read.
What Jane Austen’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Taught Me About Emotional Balance
Leave it to Jane to bring us clarity.
What We Can Learn from Emily Dickinson About Appreciating the Little Things
This poet inspires me to slow down and see the world in a new light.
The Heroine of A Wrinkle in Time Is About to Become Your New Favorite Leading Lady
This famous novel is being made into a movie, and we can’t wait to see its feisty heroine on the big screen.
What Anne Shirley Taught Me About Having a Strong Character and Romantic Spirit
The heroine in Anne of Green Gables is a true role model.
