About this ebook
“Rachel Zucker writes about an
impossible subject with impressive clarity, lightness, accuracy, and beauty.
This riveting book’s hugest accomplishment is to approach the experience of
mothering—being a mother, having a mother—without sentimentality, and with a
fearless, investigative candor. Zucker’s profound insights into relational
complexities prove her to be the world’s most sharp-eyed archivist of messy
feelings and spoiled situations.” —Wayne Koestenbaum
impossible subject with impressive clarity, lightness, accuracy, and beauty.
This riveting book’s hugest accomplishment is to approach the experience of
mothering—being a mother, having a mother—without sentimentality, and with a
fearless, investigative candor. Zucker’s profound insights into relational
complexities prove her to be the world’s most sharp-eyed archivist of messy
feelings and spoiled situations.” —Wayne Koestenbaum
About the author
Rachel Zucker is the author of seven books, most recently, Home/Birth: a poemic (co-written with Arielle Greenberg) and Museum of Accidents. She lives in New York with her husband and their three sons. Currently she teaches at New York Universit
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