Fall 2022
Secrets and revelations...
Secrets, lies and revelations—featuring Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Kitty Zeldis, Bonnie Friedman, Julia Silverberg Németh, Arielle Silver-Willner, Karen S. Bloom, Alicia Jo Rabins, Josh Lambert, and more…
In This Issue
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Fiction: On the Way to the FuneralDebbie Danielpour
Second Prize in Lilith’s 2022 Fiction Contest.
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Freedom from WantKaren Bloom
Norman Rockwell’s Thanksgiving-themed painting is what we hope to replicate. When Cindy and I look at this picture, we see what family should be...
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The Secrets My Family Photographs Hid in Plain SightLetty Cottin Pogrebin
Letty Cottin Pogrebin on the shame that was covered up with White-Out and black ink.
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What My Mother’s Ashes RevealedJulia Silverberg Németh
Something was different about this family. Death, and intuition, gave clues.
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Poem: Original Girl
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She was the only woman in the world with no mother. When the serpent undulated, shimmering, she tried it.
Poem: Yael, Imagined
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The fragmentary, slippery form and language suggest a Yael who is sexually voracious as well as violent.
“Why I Didn’t Say No”
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Elissa Bassist: “Intercourse” and “masturbation” were difficult words to verbalize, much less do to (on?) myself.
How A Novel Slyly Suggests the Truth about Women in Publishing
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The Best of Everything’s representation of the imposition of marriage and male control on women’s professional trajectories reflects not only the book’s historical moment but also the way Jaffe’s novel came to be written and published.
Rachel, Jacob and Leah Can Teach Us How to Live. Really.
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Those beautiful, dysfunctional ancestors, fumbling their way through relationships and spirituality, learning as they go.
