Publications

It's early, but there are 10 women in the waiting room and only eight seats. We take turns offering chairs to each other, a strange ballroom ritual.

When I fell in love for the first time, I lived in a tiny Massachusetts town with a lake that drew summer people from exotic places like Connecticut

Here’s the truest thing about writing: Writers need each other.

Receipts for deductible expenses and calendar entries for work trips make everyday moments, good and bad, come alive again.

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I was driving back from seeing my 88-year-old mother — as in, I saw her from six feet away while I tossed a bag of groceries in her direction — when I

I didn't pop any champagne to celebrate President Joe Biden taking office. Here's the thing: I'm too exhausted and wary to feel truly elated. I

Yesterday, I saw two friends while walking in the neighborhood. “Don't get too close,” one said. “I just found out I'm positive.”

I'm watching the robins. An entire flock of them is on the lawn, orange breasts puffed, every now and then rising as one flock above the snow-spangled