• An Archaeology of the Mother
  Here you'll find a five-part writing assignment created by a writing teacher in upstate New York. It takes the perspective of an archaeological dig for the information needed to write about your mother. The suggestions for how to proceed could also be applied to someone besides your own mother, say a grandmother, or a friend's mother. Indeed, these suggestions could as well be used to create a story in some other medium besides language; for instance, drawings, or recordings, or photos (see note about "Collected Visions" below).
  
  
• Someone's Mother
  This is a continually growing list of interview questions (currently 27 of them) which can be used in whole or in part, and in a variety of ways, to begin putting together a story about someone's mother.
  
  
• Collected Visions
  If you are interested in creating a story using family photos, you will surely want to take a look at this website. You can search their archives for photographic works submitted by others, and also find the means for creating your own. Perhaps you will be so inspired you will want to create a story for both Mother Millennia and Collected Visons.

You can send in your story to Mother Millennia by using an online form. Just click here to see how it works.


COMING SOON:

An online form for requesting the placement of links within Mother Millennia. While this is being developed, if you wish to request links, or have any questions whatsoever, please contact Carolyn Guyer at caguyer@vassar.edu.