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Comment by allyson lang on March 2, 2010 at 2:21pm

When trying to introduce myself I find that I am a writer who mothers, as the writer is something I have always wanted, the mothering part just fell in my lap, and it suits me. I do my best at both, work hard, and find that thankfully, the information flows both ways. I write about it here: www.northsidefour.blogspot.com, and Iook forward to working with all of you, the mothers who write and the writers that mother.

Comment by Lorraine Duffy Merkl on March 2, 2010 at 11:47am

Essay in New York Family: http://ning.it/dvObgG

Dear other mother writers, if you would like to contribute to NYFamily Mag, the column I wrote for is called On Second Thought. 700 words. Editor is Leah Black. Sometimes they reprint essays that ran elsewhere as long as they can attribute the piece to its original source of pub. Good luck if you submit.

Comment by bj rosenfeld on March 2, 2010 at 11:27am

When my two sons were growing up, my friends offered helpful advice. Good old Dr. Spock and Mr. Rogers were good resources, too. But I didn't want to take any chances when it came to being a good mother-in-law. My own mother-in-law and I do not get along. So while my older son was dating his future wife, I spent a lot of time talking with many women –– some of whom I barely knew –– who considered themselves happy mothers-in-law. I compiled a list of does and don'ts that have enabled me to have a wonderful relationship with both of my own daughter-in-law. Deos anyone have any ideas which magazines would be interested in this?

Comment by Marion Roach Smith on March 2, 2010 at 10:39am

Hi, I'm Marion. When my now 14-year-old was small, I was the parenting column for The New York Daily News. Many of those columns have been repurposed on my blog She Said, She Said, on The Sister Project dot com, here. A memoir teacher for more than 13 years, to more than 600 students, I also publish memoir writing guidelines on my blog. See those here, the first of which is about Meg Waite Clayton, who appears right below me here in these comments. How lovely. Write on, sisters.

Comment by Angela Christine Ragosa on March 2, 2010 at 10:38am

Hi everybody, my name is Angela. I am a new member of She Writes and now Mother Writer!
I have been blessed with two daughters ages 23 and 19 yrs of age who have recently left the nest to pursue their own dreams by attending University. I have written for much of my life, yet it has been over the last 2 years that I decided to pursue a career in writing. I am currently writing my first memoir DamnAgedGoods...I also write poetry and have written for MORE.com.
I look forward to meeting all of you and posting within the group.

Comment by Meg Waite Clayton on March 2, 2010 at 9:42am

Writing in between the spaces of a dental emergency this morning. This is definitely mother-writing!

Comment by Bathsheba Smithen on February 28, 2010 at 11:52pm

Hi all,

I'm Sheba, also new to SheWrites. I'm a mother of two, one a six year old boy and the other, a two-month-old babygirl. I guess I have the best of both worlds. They both keep me extremely busy. I'm steadily trying to balance them and working on my first book.

Comment by Tammy Lyn Horne on February 28, 2010 at 12:16pm

Hello all. Im Tammy from SC & I freelance write, also working on my first novel at the moment. I was one of the winners of the NaNoWriMo contest in Nov 2009. Nice to meet you all!

Comment by Sharni Montgomery on February 27, 2010 at 12:52am

didn't mean to link in so many words below haha but you shouldn't have any probs clicking to find me :-) !!

Comment by Sharni Montgomery on February 27, 2010 at 12:51am

Hi Mamas, I am Aussie lass who has just proudly launched my website - it features lots about mamahood. I would real...

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