I contributed to Mothering and Blogging: The Radical Act of the MommyBlog, Edited by May Friedman and Shana L. Calixte, Demeter Press, Spring 2009.

Bloggers willing to write with transparency about motherhood provide a place of community for readers; within that community, blogs are often consciousness-raising; and, when taken as a group, these blogs change our understanding of normative motherhood. The personal motherhood blog is political. (152)