Free to Roam: Poems from a Heathen Mommy - Rahm, Megan
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Everything about Megan Rahm screams "Midwest Mom" with one big exception-she's a very passionate atheist. While often a source of tension, this juxtaposition in her life is also a source of creativity, and Free to Roam: Poetry from a Heathen Mommy is a result. In this debut collection, Rahm passionately explores coming of age, faith and atheism, motherhood, and womanhood. With honesty, poignancy, and humor, Megan Rahm covers life's most exhilarating highs and the heartbreaking lows. Her words are sure to both make you cry and awaken your sense of life's adventure. "A moving collection of poems…mehr

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Everything about Megan Rahm screams "Midwest Mom" with one big exception-she's a very passionate atheist. While often a source of tension, this juxtaposition in her life is also a source of creativity, and Free to Roam: Poetry from a Heathen Mommy is a result. In this debut collection, Rahm passionately explores coming of age, faith and atheism, motherhood, and womanhood. With honesty, poignancy, and humor, Megan Rahm covers life's most exhilarating highs and the heartbreaking lows. Her words are sure to both make you cry and awaken your sense of life's adventure. "A moving collection of poems inspired by the joys and challenges of being an atheist parent in the Midwest." -William Brinkman, author of the Bolingbrook Babbler blog. "Megan Rahm knows how to paint inviting pictures with her talented palette of poetry. I highly recommend Free to Roam." -Karen Shragg, author of Move Upstream and Change Our Stories, Change Our World
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Megan Rahm is a restless mom from Toledo, Ohio who has found her voice in art and writing. Her spirited four-year-old daughter often inspires her work and she never leaves her house without her Chromebook and Sharpies. She loves Toledo's weather and hates Costco on a Saturday afternoon. Being an atheist plays a significant role in her life. She never thought she could be open about it, but this book is her coming-out party and everyone's invited.