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Make visible what, without you, might never have been seen.
--
Robert Bresson
My creative
non-fiction appears in several anthologies and widely on the Web.
Stuff
you can read NOW:
My
column, Red
Diaper Dharma appears monthly at Literary Mama:
June 2008: "The
Missing Years"
May 2008: "The
Family Food"
April 2008: "My
Upcoming Life as a Part-Time Wife"
March 2008: "The
Hands On/Hands Off Mother"
February 2008: "On
Binges and Benders"
January 2008: "The
Inlooker's Lament"
December 2007: "Who
Am I Without My Wallet?"
November 2007: "On
the Floor, in the Dark, with a Candle"
September 2007: "Ists
and Isn'ts"
August 2007: "Summer
Clearance"
July 2007: "My
Other Mother"
June 2007: "My
Other (Childfree, Single) Life"
May 2007: "My
Good Abortion"
April 2007: "The
Hiders and the Hunters"
March 2007: "Truth.
Parenting. Sex. Ouch."
February 2007: "The
Things She Gave Me, The Things I Took Away"
January 2007: "Death
Watch"
December 2006: "I
Hate Christmas"
November 2006: "BRANDED!
A Godless Couple Celebrates 20 Years"
October 2006: "On
Moderation and Microbes"
August 2006: "Nectarines
and Blue Paper"
July 2006: "Wearing
the Family Party Face" (introductory column)
"An
Interview with Marion Winik," a discussion about myths and truths of
the writing life.
"Mama
Sez: Stepmother: What's in a Name"
"Mama
Sez: Writing Is Rewriting"
"Why
My Garden" My journey to Auschwitz.
"Inchworm
Turns Three" excerpted from Toddler: Real-Life Stories of Those
Fickle, Irrational, Urgent, Tiny People We Love
Available in bookstores:
"Why
My Garden" in Literary Mama: Reading for the Maternally Inclined
(Ed.
Andrea Buchanan and Amy Hudock, PhD., Seal Press, 2006)
"Digging Dordogne" in France, A Love Story:
Women Write About the French Experience
(Ed. Camille Cusumano, Seal Press, 2004)
"Inchworm Turns Three" in Toddler: Real-Life
Stories of Those Fickle, Irrational, Urgent, Tiny People We Love
(Ed. Jennifer Margulis, Seal Press, 2003)
"Thumbelina"
in Child of Mine: Original Essays on Becoming a Mother
(Ed.
Christina Baker Kline, Hyperion, 1997)
AND
finally some old stuff: A couple of sample articles from my tenure
at BabyZone.com...
The
Story of Nandoo
High in the Himalayas, black eyes peer from a basket...
First
You Puke
Why oh why do I feel so GREEN?
All art is autobiographical; the pearl is the oyster's autobiography.
--
Federico Fellini
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