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Happy summer, everyone! In between shuttling my daughter to camp and chasing after my budding toddler (who can crawl at the speed of light), I was able to interview journalist and now novelist Susan Kleinman about her debut novel, All Afternoon. Set in 1978, it tells the story of Marilyn, a woman who is beginning to realize that there may be more to life than being the perfect wife and mother. Q. Mazel tov on publishing All Afternoon! You have had a long career as a writer, b

ARE YOUR CHILDREN DRIVING YOU CRAZY?!?!?! We are just beginning the third week of my daughter's summer break; between her constant boredom and my 1-year-old's ear troubles (his newly-acquired ear tubes don't seem to have helped his issues...), my home feels like it is in a constant state of chaos. I'm revisiting this piece I recently wrote for Kveller about yishuv ha-da'at to try and bring a sense of calm to the storm. Read HERE.

After a long hiatus, Writer's Corner Wednesday is back! I'm kicking off what I hope will be a full season of interviews with a familiar face, author Jennifer Wilck. Jennifer and I had a chance to chat about her newest book, Falling for the Rabbi , Jewish matchmakers, writing Jewish stories, and more! Read on for our interview, and don't forget to check out her book ! Q . Your new book, Falling for the Rabbi , was just released last month. Mazel! It’s the first in a new serie