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Literary Reflections

Meryl Carver-Allmond, mcarverallmond@gmail.com, www.mybitofearth.net

Bernadette and Me

Mayer, too, suffered from angst. But what’s refreshing, even radical, for twenty-first century mothers who have been pitted against each other and against every false ideal of motherhood, is this:…

Essays, Literary Reflections | October 2015 | By Natalie Singer-Velush


Baby at My Breast—The Path to a Book

I’m trying to open a window into my soul, to show how it feels to know that this activity of nursing my daughter is also an activity of becoming more…

Essays, Literary Reflections | October 2015 | By Cheryl Anne Latuner


Essential Reading: Desiring Motherhood

Whether you seek a book that depicts a fervent desire for motherhood or an ambivalent approach, our colleagues have you covered this month with an exploration of our annual October…

Essential Reading, Literary Reflections | October 2015 | By Justine Uhlenbrock


Essential Reading: The Gift of Time

What would you choose if you were granted the gift of free time to read? This month our colleagues share their fantasy reads.

Essential Reading, Literary Reflections | September 2015 | By Justine Uhlenbrock


She Writes

I have been full of my own concerns; I haven’t listened when she said, “There is something in me that I want to get down on paper. There is something…

Essays, Literary Reflections | September 2015 | By Jennie Robertson


Raising Readers: A Mother’s Tale From the Trenches

The books on my lap kept piling up, books for me to read to them. I imagined them in their thirties sitting at my feet as I read them Pride…

Essays, Literary Reflections | September 2015 | By Miriam Mandel Levi


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Attachment Parenting, A Writer’s Journey

During the most intense period of physical and emotional attachment, when my daughter was an infant, writing was a means to connect to my deepest self. It was also a…

Essays, Literary Reflections | June 2015 | By Saundra Goldman


Essential Reading: Father’s Day

This month’s Essential Reading offers literary examples of fatherhood. Join our staff as we highlight literary fathers, characters who command our respect, or at the very least, our attention.

Essential Reading, Literary Reflections | June 2015 | By Justine Uhlenbrock


Essential Reading: Mother’s Day

At Mother’s Day, we bring our focus to literary examples of motherhood. Join us as we share our favorite, unforgettable mother characters for this month’s Essential Reading theme, “Mother’s Day.”

Essential Reading, Literary Reflections | May 2015 | By Justine Uhlenbrock


Green Light

I sometimes wondered what I was doing. I was straddling two worlds: the one harried and the other calm, the one in the eye wall of a cyclone and the…

Essays, Literary Reflections | May 2015 | By Amy R. Martin


Essential Reading: From a Child’s Point of View

If you appreciate the simple details of the present moment, you will enjoy this month’s theme, for no one celebrates the joys or observes the flashes of the here and…

Essential Reading, Literary Reflections | April 2015 | By Justine Uhlenbrock


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