The Washington Post: “We split the housework, but somehow my husband still ended up the fun parent”

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The Washington Post – “Why I’ve Stopped Trying so hard to Make ‘Mom Friends'”

The Washington Post – “Mama Bear Knows Best: The Enduring Problem with Children’s Picture Books”

The Washington Post – “Why I’m Struggling to Explain my Beauty Routine to my four-year-old Daughter”

The Rumpus – “The Promise of a Shampoo Bottle”

The Lily – “Can Women’s Work be a Feminist Act?”

My mother’s love of interior design infused my childhood like air. I never thought about the pink patchwork covering my bed, the Mary Engelbreit prints, or the primroses running...

Ploughshares – “Domesticity and Anne of Green Gables”

At eleven, I was enchanted with Anne’s intellect, her imagination, her appreciation of beauty, but most of all, I loved her rage....

The Washington Post – “Caring for young children and elderly parents, and wrestling with resentment”

The Washington Post - "Caring for young children and elderly parents, and wrestling with resentment"...

Pigeon Pages – “The Orange Tank Top”

A flash piece about longing, adolescence, and female-on-female gaze....

Hippocampus – “More than I Dreamed of, Barely Enough”

Writing about writing and motherhood and too-hard avocados. SaveSave...