To me it feels sort of like a catch 22. To identify "mother writer" of "mommy blogging" is on one hand giving voice to a typically overlooked aspect of story in the literary mainstream, but then there is the fear of compartmentalizing art under thes…
Hey Lynn,
I didn't see your response until today. Yes, we have been involved with LPA, but not as active as I'd like. We just have so much going on. I'm hoping to be more involved in the coming year. Kiki is older now and wanting to meet more LP ki…
Charlie Parker Played Bebop was one of my favorites to read to the kids! Goodnight Moon is another. We loved Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, Rain Makes Applesauce, David Wisner's picture book Tuesday is sooooo funny!! For Christmas, there's the P…
Great thread. Outside my regular column, my first essay is being published in the Cup of Comfort for a Better World anthology in March 2010, www.cupofcomfort.com. I've published poetry with Hip Mama and Mamazine.com. I know they accept essays as wel…
I loved this essay Sayantani!!! It's so true. That's my life. I'm working outside the home (two jobs). I have two children and my writing desk is in the corner of the front, very noisy room. It's really a writing corner. It's a high-traffic space of…
Please list any books you have written, or anthologies you have contributed to, and any scripts or plays you have authored, so that we may feature them in our bookstore and on the main page.
Anthologies:
Writers Reading at Sweetwaters (Word n' Women Press)
More Sweet Lemons (forthcoming, Legas Press), an anthology that celebrates Sicilian culture, writers and immigrant experiences.
2008 Human Voices: Anthology of Kentuckiana Metroversity winners
2009 Human Voices: Anthology of Kentuckiana Metroversity winners
Cup of Comfort for a Better World (forthcoming in 2010)
At 2:54pm on November 17, 2009, Tina McGrevy said…
Hello Christina!
Thanks for the welcome. I do love that Erma essay; although, I just recently "found" it. My mother had every one of Erma's books and most of our fridge was covered with her columns, but I am sure it did not click with me until my son was born.
I peeked in at your blog...love the M.O.M. Very clever! And true for all moms...
Welcome to Mother Writer! I'm glad to see you're finding your way around. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. I look forward to hearing more from you.
A very wise someone once remarked to me, about the varying degrees of disability some children face, and how might all "rank" them. My answer to her then, and my feelings since and now, are this: It's a hard boat to row. Anyone who wantss to row, I say, Thank you. No other admissions required.
I need a writing consultant! And I'm so happy to see a fellow mamazine writer onboard. I'm off to check out your website now...thanks for saying hello!
Maybe your parents are just plain stupid. That's my first response. Just thank goodness there are other people in the world to appreciate you. And you yourself to appreciate you! And YES, writing is a saving grace, for sure and certain. It's saved m…
Yay, Nicole! I'm trying to remember if that was one of the ones I applied to or not. Did Wally Lamb go there? If it's the same place, someone I know also went there and she described it to me as having been "a pink cloud experience." I'm sure it wil…
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