Thank you @cogwbur for publishing this piece today, which began as a tribute to a beloved member of my community who was tragically killed. But as so often happens, I wrote myself somewhere else, to a place of deeper understanding.
https://t.co/SQCyw69RnZ
My good friend and writing buddy Eileen Vorbach Collins has published a beautiful book and has a beautiful review today in LA Review of Books!
https://t.co/WjVUxUEUfH via @lareviewofbooks@evorbachcollins
My 91 year old dad and I had a daily email correspondence for 35 years. I wrote a Father’s Day piece about our special bond--really a universal story about aging, love and loss. Many thanks to @conz and @thisisinsider
https://t.co/I4WEPihRYA
Thank you @Deborah_A_Way and @TheKeepthings for publishing my story about the special dollhouse furniture my grandfather Otto made for my sister and me.
This incredible dollhouse furniture was handmade for @WriterForman and her sister by their grandfather Otto, who escaped to the U.S. from Nazi Germany in 1939. Read her beautiful story about Otto here or on Instagram @thekeepthings#griefandloss
https://t.co/Z9TtG2CKSQ
The news of Irene Cara's death this past weekend shook me, so I needed to capture my thoughts and feelings about this musical icon of my youth. Many thanks to @NBCNewsTHINK and @HilaryKrieger
I always felt like Irene Cara had a window into my emotional experience, writes @WriterForman.
She not only gave me the anthem of youth, but also hope that anything was possible:
https://t.co/U878P1QUJp
There are so many reasons we write--here are some of mine. Proud to have this piece in today’s Brevity Blog @brevitymag. #writingcommunity https://t.co/8ckj9Nfub5
A memoirist wins the Nobel Prize. This is very big news.
"For decades, the French writer Annie Ernaux has dissected the most humiliating, private and scandalous moments from her past with almost clinical precision: “I shall carry out an ethnological study of myself." @nytimes