Offthebookshelf.com
Katherine Hauswirth
Katherine Hauswirth writes creative nonfiction and poetry. She has a background as a nurse practitioner in psychiatry and often incorporates principles of cognitive-behavioral therapy and positive behavior reinforcement into her work. Her work has been published in The Writer, Byline, The Writer's Handbook, The Writer's Guide to Fiction, Pregnancy, Snowy Egret, Christian Science Monitor, Lutheran Digest, Women of Spirit, Poetry Kit, Wilderness House Literary Review, and Pilgrimage. She is the author of the book Things My Mother Told Me: Reflections on Parenthood, as well as a contributor to the book Get Satisfied: How Twenty People Like You Found the Satisfaction of Enough and author of its discussion guide. Katherine lives with her husband and son in the shoreline area of Connecticut. Her Web site, Harriet’s Voice: (http://www.harrietsvoice.com) was created as a home base for writing mothers.
All Books By This Author:
- Harriet's Voice: A Writing Mother's Journey
-
Harriet’s Voice is a great gift for moms who write, who want to write, or who are pursuing other creative dreams. Katherine Hauswirth uses timeless words from Harriet Beecher Stowe, the famous writing mother of 7, to capture key elements of a successful writing life. Chock full of writing exercises that explore and support creative mothers, this engaging book is sure to inspire and motivate them. Available as either hard copy or e-book (hard copy edition includes worksheet space for exercises).
- Genres: Motivation
