My Grief is Real – Now I’m Writing it
My grief is now real. My mother is gone. Now I need to try to do something with it. I guess writing it is the answer.
My grief hits me every quiet moment that I manage to find for myself. Traveling [Read More]
My grief is now real. My mother is gone. Now I need to try to do something with it. I guess writing it is the answer.
My grief hits me every quiet moment that I manage to find for myself. Traveling [Read More]
This week was mostly focused on trying to pack away some of my mother’s things. It’s been over a year, but everything was left just as it was the day she fell. She was disorganized and accumulated far too many [Read More]
I think I’m meant to write one of those long ‘how I found my agent’ posts because I’m now officially represented by Caryn Wiseman of the Andrea Brown Literacy Agency!
I’m so excited to begin to work on my MG Historical [Read More]
It’s Sunday, April 11, 2021. Two days from now, it will have been one year since my mother passed away, according to the Gregorian calendar. The yahrzeit, or anniversary on the Hebrew calendar, has just passed, and I spent most [Read More]
Publishing is filled with losses and wins though this week it was mostly wins.
The Jewish community of India is very dear to my heart.
India is undergoing a major COVID crisis right now. If we have all learned anything from COVID, it is that we are all in this together.
If you want [Read More]
Writing can be slow and solitary. This turned out to be a pretty exciting week in my writing world.
It was more writing, editing, and querying. Repeat. I’m still determined to get a piece into Tiny Love – one day.
I wrote and then revised a picture book manuscript based on a story from Talmud. I’m particularly excited about it [Read More]
Back on the rollercoaster of publishing (and life) ups and downs.
It was the 1st yahrzeit (anniversary on the Hebrew calendar) of my mother’s death. I ordinarily sleep for 5-6 hours. I slept for 12. By the end of a very [Read More]
The Art of the Park: An Insider’s View
Word count: 150
On Mondays Ari drew Josh playing soccer.
On Tuesdays he painted Lilah feeding the ducks.
On Wednesdays he sketched Zayde playing chess.
On Thursdays he sculpted the carousel horses.
On Fridays he collaged scenes from [Read More]