Writer Mother Monster

Writer Mother Monster

Por: Lara Ehrlich
Writer Mother Monster is a conversation series devoted to dismantling the myth of having it all and offering writer-moms solidarity, support, and advice as we make space for creative pursuits. Hosted by Lara Ehrlich, author of ANIMAL WIFE (Red Hen Press, 2020).
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Latest episodes of the podcast Writer Mother Monster

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Writer Mother Monster: Margaret Adams 29/07/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Rachel Yoder 28/07/2021
Writer Mother Monster, Special Episode: Writing Motherhood & Mental Health 08/07/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Kate Baer 07/07/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Kendra DeColo 04/06/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Tananarive Due 29/05/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Lan Samantha Chang, “A lot of my younger students write stories about middle-aged characters who are angsty and bored, and I’m thinking, ‘No, that’s not what it’s been like for me.’ It’s been one crazy thing after another!” 15/05/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Deesha Philyaw, “We think the worst thing is for our kids to feel unloved if we’re not there, but the worst is if we’re not there for ourselves; if we don’t show up for what we’re passionate about, to have unrealized dreams as a mot 07/05/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Sadie Hoagland, “I write dark things. Once I had children, I became more careful; if I’m gonna engage with darkness, I’d better do it for a good reason and with a sense of responsibility.” 07/05/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Stephanie Burt, "I was raised with the expectation that I would excel in a career and have time left over for kids, rather than the reverse, because the people who raised me didn’t know I was a girl." 25/04/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Kim McLarin, "Writing was a way of imposing myself, of making a world that was hostile and wanted to render me invisible or dead acknowledge me and deal with me." 24/04/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Riché Barnes, “Black women have had to come up with strategies for the survival of their children, families, and communities. It’s a toolkit passed down through the collective memory of Black mothers.” 16/04/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Special Episode, Writing Motherhood & Miscarriage with Shannon Gibney & Kao Kalia Yang 03/04/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Jennifer Chen, "My greatest pieces have come out of places of vulnerability and shame and fear.” 27/03/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Rosanna Warren, “The book that I started in 1985 just came out in 2020, if that gives anybody courage to keep on going.” 11/03/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Meagan McGovern, “Just because other people figured out how to use hangers doesn’t mean I’m ever gonna figure it out.” 05/03/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Beth Ann Fennelly, "My daughter came home from daycare smelling like another woman’s perfume. I had this sense of betrayal." 26/02/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Kristin Bair, “Every Facebook moms’ group has a provocateur.” 20/02/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Lori L. Tharps, “My mom would tell me about a patient who lacerated his liver on the escalator because he didn’t tie his shoes.” 13/02/2021
Writer Mother Monster: Ann Hood, “When I was in labor, I was judging the Barnes and Noble First Book Award.” 03/02/2021
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