My essay, "Ashes," is featured in this month's online literary journal r.kv.r.y.
Please check it out; I'd love to know what you think.
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I am a contributing author to this anthology about stillbirth. My essay, What No One Tells You, is the first chapter of the book.
They Were Still Born is a collection of stories by mothers, fathers and grandparents who have experienced stillbirth. Edited by Janel Atlas and with a foreword by Elizabeth McCracken, the book is a valuable tool for anyone touched by stillbirth.
You can order the book from the following sources:
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Rowman and Littlefield
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Heart-wrenching story with so many tragic parallels to my own.
Very well written, but that's what I've come to expect from reading your work.
Remembering Ben always.
So beautifully written and yet so sad. I didn't know my son had died either until they told me at the ultrasound. I asked over and over how it was possible that I didn't know. It's one of the things that bothers me the most.
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It is beautiful. Thank you for sharing it. XO
It is coming up to my son's anniversary. It is so similar to your won...but we have no reason for what happened. I will never be the sme person again - and I just want to go back to that ime ...the time before...when I still believed in miracles and thought that things happened for a reason. Thank you for sharing. Remembering Ben and my son, Archie.
so sad...
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so sad...
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