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What We’re Willing To Fight For
We made it to the inauguration of the 46th president of the United Stated of America, fittingly enough just after and Martin Luther King Jr
How Judging Others During Times of Crisis Makes Us Feel Safe
Happy New Year and January and winter and possible-fresh-starts-but-maybe-regular-life because really, some of the most enduring and important changes happen slowly. All winter-school break long,
Make Like Putty and Stretch
Welcome to the Winter Solstice! As this year draws to a close and the days in Seattle so very dim and short I feel grateful
This Saturday please join me on Instagram Live: On motherhood, separation, pain, and redemption
Please join me and Kiran Nazish this Saturday!
On Whiplash, Jellyfish Parts, and Arrivals
Hello! I hope you made it through election week and its current aftermath in one piece. If this year were a roller coaster I’m thinking
The Stories We Tell
The first piece I drafted when I picked up writing several years after becoming a mother was fiction. I drew heavily from actual events but
ABOUT RONIT
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I’m thrilled to announce my memoir When She Comes Back (Motina Books 2021) is now available for purchase. 𝙒𝙝𝙚𝙣 𝙎𝙝𝙚 𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙨 𝘽𝙖𝙘𝙠 is a coming-of-age memoir set in the 70s and 80s about losing my mother to a guru in India, giving up power, growing up too fast, and what happens when the person your life revolves around can’t stay.
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Learn more about Ronit Plank’s story here.
My passion is learning how someone else has lived or survived or has come to understand something about themselves. I love the way stories–whether fiction or nonfiction or interviews–bridge vastly different lived experiences and help connect those who might not otherwise have found each other. Listening to someone tell you their truth and being able to share your own can be the glue that keeps us together and seen and supported.
My passion is learning how someone else has lived or survived or has come to understand something about themselves. I love the way stories–whether fiction or nonfiction or interviews–bridge vastly different lived experiences and help connect those who might not otherwise have found each other. Listening to someone tell you their truth and being able to share your own can be the glue that keeps us together and seen and supported.