Published Articles
It Took Moving to An Ashram To Realize I was Jewish. JUDITH MAGAZINE
JUDITH MAGAZINE
I didn’t think much of my Jewish identity. I was “spiritual”, not religious. But ironically, living in a Hindu ashram changed all that.
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Vocational Promiscuity. MEMOIR LAND
FIRST PERSON SINGULAR / MEMOIR LAND
Having many careers that build on each-other has been one of the great things about my life. But there are some serious consequences. Maybe you relate?
Looking for Mr. Good Enough: DOROTHY PARKER’S ASHES
DOROTHY PARKER’S ASHES
Sometimes, a “sign” is just the universe laughing at you.
A deeply personal essay about being alone on vacation after a break up.
The Mockingbird and Me. THE MANTLEPIECE
THE MANTLEPIECE
During Covid, although I was a woman in my 50s, I regressed to my 20s in search of the spiritual ecstasy from that time in my life. A pandemic journey from isolation to community. (p.5)
The Heart Fills In. IN SHORT MAGAZINE
IN SHORT A Journal of Flash Nonfiction: Vol. I (Literary)
A micro essay on love in a time of personal crisis.
The Power of the Cookie. HUMANS OF THE WORLD
HUMANS OF THE WORLD (Literary)
A coffee date with a yoga teacher teaches me about the limits of inspiration.
Growth: book review
RAIN TAXI
A review of Karen DeBonis' debut memoir Growth: A Mother, Her Son, and the Brain Tumor They Survived, in which she draws upon the various meanings of the word "growth."