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Journalists, media folks, authors -- all have a tough row to hoe. Communicating facts, events, and related thoughts, whether broadly or in detail, always involves at least a tidbit of the personal.
Here, some topics that caught our eyes and hearts, presented by people with minds and souls of their own. | |||
| Holly Case | Ellen S. Glazer | ||
| Holly Case, mother of three boys and a creative writing instructor, writes from her home in Michigan about environmentalism, social justice and parenting -- and on the collision of those three issues. You can also find her working as an editor for Natural Food Network, where she writes about natural health. |
Writer and social worker Ellen Glazer has authored several books about the many issues of infertility. For HTMAF, she offers an insider look at the deep themes beyond simple (or complicated) baby-making: |
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| Theresa Lynn | Patricia Michaels | ||
| Grief Support/Community Outreach Manager at Hospice of Michigan Theresa Lynn offers experienced advice for the grieving and those who love them:
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Photographer and nature lover Patricia Michaels has tips for gardeners with an eye on treating the earth with care. From her own website, Greennature.com, she generously offers the following to HTMAF readers: | ||
| Deborah S. Esquenazi | Fern Reiss | ||
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We liked Deborah's first book review so much, we invited her to be a regular here. Curiously, she accepted the offer, so you can read her column, Demythologizing the Metropolis, in our Columns & Essays section. While you're here, read her review that got our attention: Irshad Manji's Manifesto: Risk-Taking for Peace |
Writer Fern Reiss discusses the concerns of caregivers as they try to meet children's needs in this tenuous time. | ||
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David Kruger, MD, former Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Baylor College of Medicine, is the author of 12 books on the intertwining topics of emotional well-being, money, success, and parenting. He's known for covering heady subjects with story-telling ease and a humorous touch. Sally Ann Roth of the Public Conversations Project, an organization that promotes constructive conversations and relationships among people who have differing values, world views, and perspectives about divisive public issues. |
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