July/August 2022
Although motherhood can restrict our view of the world, especially in the early years, it also expands our perspective and teaches us to look more deeply inward and more carefully outward—and to do more with what we see. That’s both empowering and humbling, and the work in Literary Mama highlights that complex contradiction. In this issue, through stories, poems, essays, conversations, and reviews, we see women struggling—with their past choices, with the absence of choice, and with their place in a world too much in the habit of using, judging, discarding, and ignoring them.
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