Mary Monoky speaks
Writer • Speaker • Exploring the Long Middle
Stories about survival, identity, memory, and the life that continues afterward.
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What Remains
Written & performed by Mary Monoky
Topic: After loss and change, what still holds. (Content note: gentle grief/resilience)
Listen if: You’re rebuilding and want a quiet companion.
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Dinner with the Suits (and rabbit)
Written & performed by Mary Monoky
Topic: Corporate dinner meets comic surprise.
Listen if: You want a light laugh that loosens the tie.
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Naked in the Dark
Written & performed by Mary Monoky
Topic: Chronic illness, fear, identity, survival, emotional reckoning, resilience after crisis
Listen If: You’ve ever lain awake at night wondering how much more you can carry — or found yourself trying to make peace with a life that changed before you were ready.
Fluffanutter
Written & performed by Mary Monoky
Topic: Childhood memory, comfort food, nostalgia, family, humor, small joys, emotional survival
Listen If: You miss the strange little things that once made life feel safe — or you need a reminder that sometimes comfort arrives wrapped in something as simple as sticky fingers and sweet bread.
Topic: Invisible illness, boundaries, being believed. (Content note: medical/advocacy)
Listen if: You want language for the unseen battle.
You Don't Look Sick
Written & performed by Mary Monoky
The First Thing I Chose to Love
Written & performed by Mary Monoky
Topic: Dogs, devotion, uncomplicated companionship.
Listen if: You want your faith in love (and dogs) restored.
The Sounds That Stay
Written & performed by Mary Monoky
Topic: Memory, sound, identity, childhood, belonging, emotional imprint, sensory memory
Listen If: Certain sounds can still stop you in your tracks — a train in the distance, a screen door closing, a song through another room — and you’ve ever wondered why some memories are carried more by sound than by words.
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Writing about identity, uncertainty, emotional endurance, and learning to live inside changed realities.