Stephanie Land sat down for a conversation with 406 Families about what it means to write about Missoula, her sex life, and two of her favorite subjects: her daughters. Want to hear from her in person? Join Stephanie Land and Hank Green at the Missoula Public Library on Sunday. Find more information here.

Lifestyle, InspirationTiffany WilliamsNovember 17, 2023Stephanie, Stephanie Land, Missoula, book, author, Library, poverty, parenthood, parenting place, socioeconomic, Maid, cleaning, university of montana, WIC, food stamps, TANF

Missoula: We Needed Stephanie Land's New Book

Stephanie Land had the audacity to dream of a better life for her family. The dream: To attain a degree from the University of Montana and go on to become a full-time writer. The part that made it audacious? Land was a 35-year-old single mother living below the poverty line in Missoula. She writes in stark detail about her life during that time. Class is important and necessary.

Inspiration, Lifestyle, Move to Missoula, ParentsTiffany WilliamsNovember 10, 2023Class, Stephanie Land, author, Missoula, book, bookstore, university of montana

The Price of Gas Matters for Many

The price of gas has a direct tie to poverty, and a person’s ability to escape domestic abuse. So why are we acting like the price increase isn’t a big deal?

ParentsTiffany WilliamsMarch 12, 2022Stephanie Land, poverty, missoula, child abuse prevention, domestic abuse, ukraine, gas prices, price of gas, oil, oil shortage, fuel

Missoula Author's Netflix Show Premiers Today

Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother’s Will to Survive hits Netflix today and it is based on a story close to home. Stephanie Land authored the book the series is based about her experiences as a single-mother living in poverty and cleaning homes for other people.

In & Around Town, Inspiration, Move to MissoulaTiffany WilliamsOctober 1, 2021Maid, Stephanie Land, Stephanie, Land, Missoula, actors, actresses, Hollywood