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Authentic Allyship and Writing a New Story
I hope February is treating you well so far and that 2021 has started to wash away some of the darkness of 2020…
What Weโre 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
I Used To Think I Was Too Big
I used to think I was too big. Like too tall, too chubby, too โmuchโ. When we moved to Seattle when I was 4 I
Laying Down Our Weapons
One of the gifts of doing my podcast is interviewing so many remarkable people and hearing about their experiences and what theyโve learned, to be
My article โWays to help kids cope with โ and help combat โ climate changeโ in The Washington Post
How can we help our children understand without paralyzing them with fear? โ Read on http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/on-parenting/ways-to-help-kids-cope-with–and-help-combat–climate-change/2019/01/21/f7cc6424-180a-11e9-9ebf-c5fed1b7a081_story.html
New article up today
I interviewed some very smart 5-15 year olds for my article “What Kids Want You to Know”, advice for adults, up today at Seattleโs Child:
Thank you for having us, Lit Crawl Seattle! Our Bad Moms reading featuring Wendy Staley Colbert, Jennifer D. Munro, Donna Miscolta and me.ย #LitCrawlSeattle
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Mothers who go missing and whatโs ours to tell
Mothers who go missing and whatโs ours to tell Filmmaker Reed Harkness of Sam Now is my guest My latest guest on Letโs Talk Memoir
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My book sold out last night ๐ When do writers become writers? Iโve been thinking about this question a bit especially since Iโve just done
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What home means The new book March is here like a lion and with it my new short story collection Home is a Made-Up Place.
