✨What is your earliest childhood memory?

Summary

The Brain is a Noodle is a publication that features a variety of shortform pieces on different topics, with a weekly theme and a challenge to highlight the ones you bookmarked or read.

Abstract

The Brain is a Noodle is a publication that features a variety of shortform pieces on different topics, with a weekly theme and a challenge to highlight the ones you bookmarked or read. The publication also includes a section called "Amazing Voices to Amplify" where the editor manually saves their favorite pieces. The publication also includes a section called "The Eggcademic Corner" which features quick breakfast bites, plot developments, and top and flop articles of the week. The publication also includes a section called "Thank you to the Noodle Team" where the editor challenges readers to pick three writers they haven't met yet and get acquainted with their pieces.

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The editor of The Brain is a Noodle is passionate about sharing a variety of shortform pieces on different topics.
The editor of The Brain is a Noodle is committed to amplifying the voices of writers they admire.
The editor of The Brain is a Noodle is dedicated to providing readers with a mix of top and flop

Shortform Theme of the Week

This week’s shortform theme is: What is your earliest childhood memory?

Such a weird question, right? But, sit there and think — what is your absolute earliest memory? Is it influenced by the way that others around you have told the story? How old were you? What were you doing? Who do you remember?

Submit your shortform piece (<150 words) now to share your thoughts!

This is just a guideline for inspiration! You may submit shortforms related to other concepts if other ideas come to you! :)

Pl🍳t Developments

It’s been a WILD WEEK. For those who aren’t caught up, I had to suspend TBIN submissions for a few days because I wasn’t feeling well, and was on quite an adventure (*euphemism) at the hospital just to find out what was going on. The long story short, though, is that I’m slowly feeling better with lots of rest! Submissions are mostly back on track.

Lots of drafts are sitting in my Google Drive about this entire experience — from navigating the world of women’s pain and self-advocacy, to learning how to figure life out without a solid diagnosis, etc. etc., lots of stories coming. I learned … a lot.

✨What is your earliest childhood memory?

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