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Terrible, Horrible, Wonderful Mothers
A Conversation: Is There Anything Literary About Motherhood? Jenny Offill & Ceridwen Morris Discussions about motherhood are cluttered with logistics, dark nuances, and commiseration. They are frequently conducted under the punch-drunk fog of sleeplessness, grammar-addling distraction, and amazement. Discussions about … Continue reading
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A Mother’s Day Reading List
TLR contributor and amazing writer Jenny Offill was kind enough to compile a list of essential reading that brings mothers and literature together. Give Mom a great read on May 8th to show her how grateful you are, and have … Continue reading