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Profiles

A Profile of Pat Schneider

“I cannot teach anyone to be an artist, but then I don’t have to because everyone is already an artist.”

Profiles | March/April 2021 | By Susan Bruns Rowe


A Conversation with Chloe Yelena Miller

“This was my hope—to join in a larger conversation about miscarriage—and I’m really touched that readers have found my work.”

Profiles | March/April 2021 | By Autumn Purdy


A Conversation with Camille T. Dungy

” . . . my life as a Black woman, mother, artist, and traveler is varied and nuanced and rich.” Camille T. Dungy

Profiles | January/February 2021 | By Amanda Jaros


A Conversation with Kari Lizer

I think the thing that serves any writer best, and has certainly served me, is to be honest. To have a point of view. Tell your story. Know your own voice and figure out how to get it on the page.

Profiles | January/February 2021 | By Rhonda Havig


A Conversation with Cherene Sherrard

“Grimoire hones in on maternal health and labor—the physical and psychic work it takes to bear and rear Black children.”

Profiles | November /December 2020 | By Kimberly Lee


A Conversation with Emily Ruskovich

This is something that has always haunted me: We all have the power, at any moment, to ruin our own lives. To hurt someone we love dearly.

Profiles | September/ October 2020 | By Susan Bruns Rowe


A Conversation with Rachel Epp Buller

In my experience, the maternal-child relationship distills the truth of human relationships in general: they are messy and complicated at the same time as being incredibly rewarding.

Profiles | July/August 2020 | By Christina Consolino


A Conversation with Margaret M. Quinlan

We are passionate about removing the target from female bodies.

Profiles | July/August 2020 | By Melissa Miles McCarter


A Conversation with Karen Raney

I think writers, actors and musicians—all artists in fact—are drawn to elemental themes of life and death, childhood and parenthood, and they find ways to place themselves both inside and…

Profiles | May 2020 | By Susan Bruns Rowe


A Conversation with Lisa Heffernan

“It’s headline grabbing to say that parents are too involved with their children or to mention helicopter parenting over and over—most parents are not. Data shows that kids who remain…

Profiles | May 2020 | By Marianne Lonsdale


A Conversation with Sarah Blake

“The judgment one gets as a mother—I find that much harder to take than the judgment I get as an author. Maybe because I’ve had a longer time as an…

Profiles | March 2020 | By Camille-Yvette Welsch


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