After the divorce, my father teaches me how to braid bread.
Braiding Shapes by Gabriella Graceffo
Category: Issues
Dispatched from the Ice by Whitney Brown
I had joined a group of about 20 people, mostly archaeologists, at a location we all promised not to disclose.
Alone and Adrift in a Birthing Tub by Elizabeth Savage
The warm water lapped at my enormous belly as I leaned back and attempted to float.
The Facts of Your Body by Ava Robinson
They recorded your irises being hazel, even though you always said they were brown.
Transits by Andi Beierman
I realize I am middle-aged when I meet Destiny.
INTERVIEW: Kristine S. Ervin, Author of Rabbit Heart: A Mother’s Murder, A Daughter’s Story
Rabbit Heart was a slow write, a slow journey. I wrote at a slow pace and I haven’t let go of that pace.
INTERVIEW: Ona Gritz, Author of Everywhere I Look: A Memoir
I read Everywhere I Look in a single sitting, and I hadn’t done that in years. It is both detective story and memoir and utterly entrancing.
INTERVIEW: Erin Zimmerman, Author of Unrooted: Botany, Motherhood, and the Fight to Save an Old Science
We’re at a time of unprecedented awareness of science on the part of the public.
CRAFT: Happy Birthday Book (And Me) by Morgan Baker
A year ago, I was turning 65 and sending my debut memoir out into the world at the same time.
WRITING LIFE: The Small, Accessible World of Publishing by Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew
One woman, a quintessential Lutheran church lady, described her writing process. Every Sunday while she curls her hair, she composes a haiku.
