Write Like a Mother
Sara Fredmanhow to do a hard thing when you're already doing another hard thing
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Latest Issues
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"Who, Exactly, Do I Rebel Against?"
I don’t spend a lot of time on Twitter these days but I happened to catch something last week that really spoke to me. Perhaps you’ve seen it too.
"My Identity Was Completely Lost"
I’m a pretty speedy and efficient person in most areas of my life so it’s been somewhat destabilizing to realize that I’m a slow writer. Part of it is the four kids and the full time-job, for sure. But even when I get the words down, I need...
My God, I Was Never Going To Be A Mother
The world tells us lots of stories about what having kids will do to our bodies and our brains and our ability to write but lately I’ve been interested in the kinds of stories we tell ourselves about parenting and writing, family and ambiti...
"Is This The Best Use of My Time?"
Another day, another essay lamenting the difficulty of reconciling motherhood with artistic ambition. This time it’s Jessica Grose writing in the Times opinion section about Maggie Doherty’s The Equivalents: A Story of Art. Female Friendshi...
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Four kids and one PhD. Writing in the Times Literary Supplement, The Washington Post, and the LA Review of Books, among other outlets. www.sarafredman.com.
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