PUBLISHED WORK

How Judging Others In Times of Crisis Can Make Us Feel Safe – P.S. I Love You

10 Tips for Walking Alone At Night – The Citron Review

Alone in a Group-excerpt from memoir When She Comes Back – The Start

Teens’ Personal Essays Give Me Hope – The Seattle Times

I Don’t Want To Cook for My Family and I’m Tired of Feeling Guilty About It – The Huffpost

Ways to help kids cope with – and help combat – climate change – The Washington Post

I Can’t Shake the Guru Bhagwan – The Rumpus

Beyond the Spectacle of Wild Wild Country – The Atlantic

How My Childhood Shaped the Way I’m Teaching My Kids About Body Image – Scary Mommy

I’m Sorry About the Dog – Proximity Magazine

I Want to Heal My Son So Badly – Salon

What You’re Left with When She is Gone – Brain, Child Magazine

Blackberries – Lilith

Three Reasons I Could Stop Writing Memoir But Won’t – Brevity Magazine

Before You Can Love the World, You Have to Love Yourself  – Jewish in Seattle

When Sheepshead Bay Was Home – Niche Lit

What Kids Want You to Know – Seattle’s Child Magazine

Funeral – Burningword Literary Journal

Not So Glamorious – Hofstra Windmill, p. 184

One Pot of Soup at a Time – It’s An Itchy Little World

Short Fiction

The Plan – Sequestrum

House in the Woods – American Literary Review

Gibbous – Best New Writing 2015 in print and Kindle

Rick’s Wax Hands – The Iowa Review Winter 2013/2014

What February Feels Like – Red Fez