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Newsletter · By Fabiana Formica (Fiore) · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    The Woman I Was, The Woman I Am Becoming (opens the original)

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    On July 4, 2017, I was 39 years old and had just arrived in Los Angeles.I was taking acting classes with Ivana Chubbuck and other teachers. I was full of life, enthusiasm, and curiosity. I had been through difficult years, but I felt that I had survived. And, above all, I felt that I was finally free to build my own life.A few days ago, I came across an interview I’d given to myself back then.Rereading it, what struck me was how alive that woman was. Not because she was naively happy—she had kno

  2. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    La Donna Che Ero, La Donna Che Sto Diventando (opens the original)

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    Il 4 luglio 2017 avevo 39 anni ed ero appena arrivata a Los Angeles.Stavo seguendo corsi di recitazione da Ivana Chubbuck e da altri insegnanti. Ero piena di vita, di entusiasmo, di curiosità. Avevo attraversato anni difficili, ma sentivo di essere sopravvissuta. E soprattutto sentivo di essere finalmente libera di costruire la mia vita.Qualche giorno fa ho ritrovato un’intervista che avevo fatto a me stessa proprio allora.Rileggendola, mi ha colpito quanto fosse viva quella donna. Non perché fo

  3. Issue · Aug 31, 2026

    Free Webinar for World Childless Week on 17 September 9am BST (opens the original)

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    For this year’s World Childless Week, I’ll be conducting a one-hour webinar titled, “The Motherhood We Had, the Motherhood We Longed Ror: Grief, Connection and the Body,” a somatic workshop exclusively for women who are childless not by choice. We will begin with writing and reflection, asking what we imagined becoming a mother would give us. From there, we will bring those questions into the body.Most of you know my story by now: I am a childless woman, and I am also single. I am now 48. I f

  4. Issue · Aug 10, 2026

    The Power of Vulnerability - But When Reproductive Choice Becomes a Political Weapon (opens the original)

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    Democratic New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has gone public about freezing her eggs, and I think it is important that she has.When a woman in the public eye speaks openly about a decision that most women are still expected to make privately, there is power in such vulnerability. Fertility, unlike almost every other aspect of a woman’s public identity, remains an awkward subject to discuss without embarrassment, euphemism or ideology. Ocasio-Cortez is making the physical process vi

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