You can buy my short story collection here.
What people are saying:
“These are beautiful stories that had me giggling and gasping. Her stories are full of fascinating characters and disturbing situations.”
I’m writing this a few days after reading to see what stayed with me: several sharp descriptions, loss, darkness, and hope. There’s a sense of mystery too.
Tammy’s writing is incredibly visceral and powerful. I found pieces of myself in each story and couldn’t wait to read the next!
Stories:
The Magic Garden, Shorts Magazine, November 20, 2021
Amazon Has Voodoo Dolls, But Not Reindeer, Fiction Kitchen Berlin, February 13, 2021
The Last Time, Gone Lawn, December 21, 2020
Spoonlight, Five on the Fifth
Jars, The Cabinet of Heed
Tears of Smoke and Pain, Mookychick
Explainable Earthquakes , Elephants Never, Jan 2020
Ironic Honeymoon, Elephants Never, Feb 2019
The Average Heart, Elephants Never, Feb 2020
North Star, Clover and White, Feb 2020
Essays:
My Almost Secret Writing Life, I Wrote it Anyway anthology, edited by Caroline Donahue
Encourage Children to Read This Summer May 13, 2011
TeachWrite Chat Blog – Guest Blogger
Poetry:
Window of Time, Scrittura
Podcasts Appearances:
Teachers on Fire Podcast December 2020 Learning, Writing and Embracing Rejection
Story A Day April 2020 Tammy Loves A Challenge
Stop Writing Alone April 2020 The Accidental Inspirationalist
Better Leaders Better Schools Feb 2019 Using Goals and Self Care to Improve Coaching
Guest Posts:
https://www.teachwrite.org/post/2019/07/11/the-writing-round-up-71319
Tammy L. Breitweiser 
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Congratulations, Tammy!
I have nominated your blog for the Real Neat Blog award.
More about this nomination is at
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2018/03/21/real-neat-blog-award-congratulations-all-18-nominees/
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Hi
Thanks so much for finding my blog and following me, look forward to getting to know you
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Finding the right book to start a kid reading who otherwise thinks it a chore, and then providing enough after that so he or she is solidly hooked, is the greatest thing you can do for that child. From then on, they will each be able to teach themself anything they need to learn. Not minimizing formal schooling – just acknowledging that the attitude brought INTO that schooling makes a huge difference.
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I agree Alicia. However I think every child’s mother and/or father have a duty to read to them very young. Nothing better to instill the reading bug. Then at school they have already acquired a certain autonomy in reading and writing that will accompany them all their lives.
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We read to them. We READ to them. And kept reading to them after they learned to do it for themselves.
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Alicia, Yes definitely continued reading to them every night until well over 10 years old.
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Tammy, thank you for the follow. I’m also a teacher (still a first-year English Language Arts teacher!), and I’m looking forward to learning from you! 🙂
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Awww! Thanks for stopping by! Happy to meet you!
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Hi Tammy. I like your bio and your website! We have a lot in common. Maybe I’ll put that I’m a runner on my bio page. I’ve been running a long time, but I am not the distance runner you are. Time is always forcing me to cut a run short. Anyway, so nice to meet you In the virtual writing world. Thank you for the follow.
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Hello Tammy, thank you for following my blog! I also enjoy writing and running, though I’ve only gone up to 10K so far – a bit short of 50 miles!
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Hello, Tammy! Thanks for liking my posts and following my blog. I appreciate the gesture.
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hi tammy, i’m in the too awesome category with you and 2 others. i’m #4. i just got linked today. i started writing a few days ago. i got behind b/c i was moving my blog to a new site. same address, just downsized sort of, to wordpress.com. i’m paying for my domain name to keep my same address. i tho’t i’d take a few minutes to meet the people in my category. looks like we have a nice variety here among the 4 of us:). blessings. i hope to see you again soon.
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Thanks for visiting Life in the Slow Lane and choosing to follow along. Like you, I have passion about writing and reading, and I have recently slowed my blog down from one more focused on writing about writing to writing about my life and faith. I hope you’ll enjoy our journey together
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Just tweeted this:
Dynamic #Teacher & #Writer —> https://tammysreadinglife.wordpress.com/about/ via @wordpressdotcom
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