Get the Baby to the Doctor: In a strange city a new mother’s routine errand becomes everything. An essay about the real-life episode that gave rise to the idea for The Possibilities

In Defense of the Anxious Mother. We are a society that venerates motherhood while denigrating mothers, and so we hold impossible standards of care while dismissing the painful grind of actually caring.

On Elegantly Weaving Science into Fiction. “I’d forgotten the fundamental law of fiction: don’t mess with the suspension of disbelief.”

Parenting Is Always a Ghost Story: A conversation with Claire Jarvis about the psychoanalytic roots of The Possbilities.

What if Being Anxious Jewish Mothers is our Superpower? A conversation with Elissa Strauss about the complicated connection between guilt and worry.

Conversation with Abigail Stewart about the psychological sediment that gets stirred up by motherhood and how to do it justice in narrative

On the metamorphosis that is motherhood. A conversation with Yona Zeldis McDonough

Motherhood and the Multiverse. A conversation with Victoria Livingsone.

Should ‘Women’s Fiction’ Have its Own Category?

A Nation’s Wounded Psyche Festers at Charleston

When Skeptics Die (Fiction)

Lonely Lonely Lonely is the Lord of Hosts (fiction)