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Profiles

An interview with Cathi Hanauer

Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser: How has life changed for you since the publication of The Bitch in the House? Cathi Hanauer: For one thing, the entire premise that prompted me to…

Profiles | March 2005 | By Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser


An Interview with Masha Hamilton

Wendy Orange: Both of your novels are set in the Middle East. It’s amazing to me that you wrote

Profiles | January 2005 | By Wendy Orange


An Interview with Susan Isaacs Kohl

Joanne Catz Hartman: What was the inspiration behind the book — how did it come to be? Susan Isaacs Kohl: My work with mothers as a parent consultant was the…

Profiles | January 2005 | By Joanne Catz Hartman


An Interview With Mary Sharratt

Linda Rigel: Tell us about your book tour for The Real Minerva. Mary Sharratt: It was fantastic. I was gone for nearly three weeks and toured the Twin Cities, San…

Profiles | November 2004 | By Linda Rigel


An Interview with Cecelie S. Berry

Deesha Philyaw: Tell me about the process of bringing the writers and their contributions together for Rise Up Singing. What were your selection criteria? Cecelie S. Berry: I wanted to…

Profiles | October 2004 | By Deesha Philyaw


An Interview with Jennifer Weiner

Elizabeth LaBan: When you wrote Good In Bed, you had a full-time job as a reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. You subsequently left that job to concentrate on writing fiction.…

Profiles | September 2004 | By Elizabeth LaBan


An Interview with Annie Spiegelman

Joanne Catz Hartman: What was your goal in writing the book — did you write for your son, for readers to understand the complexities of mothering? Did it start as…

Profiles | July 2004 | By Joanne Catz Hartman


An Interview with Susan Douglas and Meredith Michaels

Sarah Buttenwieser: How did the book come into being? Meredith Michaels: Susan had finished Where The Girls Are. She had a young daughter and we adopted two kids, so we…

Profiles | June 2004 | By Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser


An Interview with Melissa Senate

Andi Buchanan: Between the publication of your first book, See Jane Date, and your second, The Solomon Sisters Wise Up, you became pregnant and had a baby. Do you feel…

Profiles | May 2004 | By Andrea J. Buchanan


An Interview with Susie Bright

Heidi Raykeill: I loved your new book, Mommy’s Little Girl: On Sex, Motherhood, Porn, and Cherry Pie. It’s about time someone strung those words together! And just in time for…

Profiles | April 2004 | By Heidi Raykeil


An Interview with Kathryn Black

Andi Buchanan: What inspired you to write this book? Was it sparked by a desire to explain your own trajectory as a mother? Kathryn Black: Like many other writers, I…

Profiles | March 2004 | By Andrea J. Buchanan


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