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Writing, Mothering, and the Wild In-Between—By Gillian Sze
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Writing, Mothering, and the Wild In-Between—By Gillian Sze

My first reading of Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are was as a parent. Growing up, I somehow managed to miss … Continue reading Writing, Mothering, and the Wild In-Between—By Gillian Sze

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Busting the Myth of Work-Life Balance by Susan Olding

About a year ago, I was invited to give a talk to some graduate students at Queen’s University about what … Continue reading Busting the Myth of Work-Life Balance by Susan Olding

A Self of One's Own

Writing Post-Partum by Darrah Teitel

I have this memory that I can’t shake. It is from a time of rebellion. I was in university, a … Continue reading Writing Post-Partum by Darrah Teitel

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