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Profiles

Keeping Kosher Versus Blending In: A Conversation with Michelle Cameron

“I believe that as a historical novelist, history is about telling what happened, while historical fiction is about telling how people felt while it happened.”

Profiles | September/October 2023 | By Karen Lewis Jackson


The Ever-Evolving Journey: An Interview with Majka Burhardt

A raw look at exploring the full range of motherhood, balancing family with career, and creating joy.

Profiles | September/October 2023 | By Andrea Lani


Put It Out in the World and Let It Be Free: A Conversation with Jacqueline Friedland

“You have to be patient, and take little incremental steps forward knowing that at some point you’re going to have a whole person or a whole book.”

Profiles | September/October 2023 | By Rhonda Havig


Forgiving Yourself: A Conversation with Andrea Stein

“Maybe looking back 10 years later, you’re kicking yourself. But, you couldn’t have been a different person at the time.”

Profiles | September/October 2023 | By Holly Rizzuto Palker


Uncertainty, Wildness, and Wonder: A Conversation with Mary Otis

“The emotional challenge is to head fully toward something that mainly scares me, frightens me, or gives me great joy.”

Profiles | September/October 2023 | By Jennie Burke


Nothing is Impossible: A Conversation with Alyssa Ages

“I think strength is about so much more than just picking up something heavy. It’s about how you respond to difficult situations—do you give up, or do you persevere because you know there’s probably a way out?”

Profiles | September/October 2023 | By Jennie Wexler


Collector of Details: A Conversation with Audrey Burges

“I’m a collector of details, and richly described details are like catnip to me, so writers who really invest a lot of detail into their storytelling are the ones I respond to.”

Profiles | July/August 2023 | By Jill Witty


Race and the American Dream: A Conversation with Vibhuti Jain

“One of the things I hope people will think about when they’re reading this book is how power is perpetuated. Who gets their story told and heard?”

Profiles | July/August 2023 | By Jessica Kunkler


Angels of Instagram: A Conversation with Sara Petersen

“Our ‘ideal mother’ concept was created as this selfless domestic goddess to ensure that men could go out into the market sphere and make money while the mothers stayed at home and raised their children to be good little capitalists.”

Profiles | July/August 2023 | By Brianna Avenia-Tapper


It’s Not Selfish, It’s Self-full: A Conversation with Estelle Erasmus

“I think that helps my daughter because she sees a woman who can have many roles. I believe that because before motherhood I had a full life that made me a better mother.”

Profiles | July/August 2023 | By Holly Rizzuto Palker


Expect the Miracle: A Conversation with Alle C. Hall

“If you expect the miracle and you stick with it, the miracle is much more likely to happen, and it really is a miracle to have a book published in this day and age.”

Profiles | July/August 2023 | By Tess Clarkson


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