Meagan Schultz
EssayistMeagan Schultz is a mother and writer living on the East Side of Milwaukee with her husband and two young boys. She recently fixed up her basement and fashioned a small space for a writing desk where Legos are not allowed.
If she can get up before her kids with a hot coffee, she’s usually writing about motherhood and midlife in the Midwest. She is a contributing writer for MKE Moms Blog and has had her work published on Brain, Child Magazine’s blog, Brain, Mother, Literary Mama, Mamalode, and Write On, Mamas.
She is also the creator of the E-Course “An Invitation to Grieve” for women who’ve experienced miscarriage(s).
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John Prine passed away earlier this month due to COVID-19 complications. He was 73 years old. The music world lost a giant of a composer, recording artist… -
Lake Effect contributor Meagan Schultz's writing often focuses on experiences with motherhood, midlife and aging. Her essay, “Before It’s Too Late” asks…
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There are songs out there that we think of as "standards." They might have been recorded decades ago, but they still are part of our collective…
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Are you flying anywhere this summer? Does flying make you nervous? Maybe you should keep these thoughts by Lake Effect essayist Meagan Schultz in…
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Flowers are in bloom around southeastern Wisconsin. That includes the flowers in all but one case in Lake Effect essayist Meagan Schultz’s yard:The Peony…
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To some people, camping is the ultimate getaway. Lake Effect essayist Meagan Schultz is not one of these people. “We’ve never done this before,” my…
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Lake Effect essayist Meagan Schultz has loss on her mind:I’ve been thinking a lot about marriage lately. And death.My grandparents were married for almost…
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Spring officially began earlier this week, and the weather - for a few days this week - reflected the change of season. Regardless of what the last few…
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Parenting is not always an easy task. In fact, it’s often not an easy task. Still, whether you are a parent, or you think back on when you were parented,…
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The classic images of Christmas so often include food: families sitting serenely around a table filled with food; Santa Claus, climbing down the chimney…
