Mo Duffy Cobb is a Sagittarius and a ferocious writer. She is a teacher and etherealist, although she’s not sure if that’s officially a word. She thinks it should be.
Mo keeps up the imaginative side of daily life with her five year old daughter, Leila. She teaches Sparks and carts Leila around to gymnastics and skating, practicing mediative mothering and waking often in the middle of the night to scribble down her magical musings.
She plans to write love letters to the great red woods of Vancouver island, to her dozens of favorite authors, and to her darling husband, thanking him for living with her and loving it through her mazes of journals, words, and broken crayons.
When she’s not writing, she maintains an academic life teaching English to international students. She likes the vivacity and engagement of youth, and especially being a part of their journey in Canada. You can check out her teaching blog at www.teachermo.com, where she attempts to connect with the greater educational sphere.
Mo is in her is in final editorial review of her first, full length manuscript, White Butterfly: A Memoir of Motherhood and Loss, and currently wonders about joining the ranks of published authors. She hopes there will be tea and crumpets when she arrives, but isn’t holding her breath. Read more in About the Memoir.
She lives in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, in Canada’s smallest, most beautiful province. She loves homemade soap and acoustic guitars, frequents the Farmer’s Market, and waits all year for our island’s short, but glorious, strawberry season.
To reach Mo, please feel free to email moduffycobb@gmail.com, or follow me on Twitter.
I think you are wonderful.
Nice to meet a fellow blogger and maritimer!
AND WRITER.
Mo, magical musical lady of the stars and sunshine. Happy blogging.
You have a gift of spreading warm and fuzzy goosebumps with your words.
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love you. it’s inspiring Mo
Hi Maureen,
My daughter, Megan, was a student and big fan of yours at Queen Charlotte. I am working on a new social media/webs series project that might be of interest to you. Please contact me by email and I will send you details. I would love to discuss it with you further.
Mark Sandiford
je suis trop fière de toi et de ce que tu deviens….
j’adorerais lire tes livres mais en français ça serait mieux !
dommage que nous soyons si loin et que la langue ne soit la même , mais je pense qu’on pourrais discuter des heures de la vie toutes les deux!! c’est marrant de voir que même enfant, les choix d’amitié ne sont pas innocents, sans le savoir, nous avions les même choses dans la tête, sauf qu’à 10 ans , on ne parle pas encore de ça!!
longue vie à toi
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This is a lovely blog! Look forward to reading more of your posts.
Wishing you good vibes on yout book project.
Wonderful and engaging blog! I hope that we do get the opportunity to meet while in Beijing. Many thanks again to LE!
Cheers
Sophie
Thanks Sophie! Week Two in Beijing, and feeling more grounded already.
I love your stories and sweet words! Your posts always make me sad and happy at the same time. I hope you have a wonderful inspiring restful exciting trip and I can’t wait to see you soon. love b
Thanks Becky! Can’t wait to catch up when you up to the island from good ole Tennessee – we’ll have to celebrate lobster and mussel style. Take care and thanks for your sweet comment.