Motherhood

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  • Drama Queen For A Day: Our 3 Painful Stories

    Just when we started feeling sorry for ourselves again, in came this month's Drama Queen submissions...
  • Time for one thing: A cup of tea

    The virtues of a cup of tea.
  • Hotel of the damned

    In this second excerpt from her journal, Aggie Max describes life at the dead end of the system.
  • Drama Queen For A Day: The Lucky Winner

    After deliberations as agonizing as the ordeals described by the entrants, our gentle readers have chosen the winner of the Salon Drama Queen for a Day contest.
  • The Rat Bite

    A welfare mother's tragicomic tale of life in the system.
  • Poverty is boring

    Aggie Max, author of "The Last Resort: Scenes from a Transient Hotel," says it's not just the lack of money that makes escape nearly impossible it's the culture of poverty.
  • Hi, we're Ingrid and Isabella, and we've got a cleaning problem

    Famous actresses by day, at night they sought the "high" that only cleaning can bring
  • Drama Queen For A Day

    We asked readers to share their rottenest-day-as-a-parent stories with us, and now, after much e-mail outpouring of woe and calamity, we want to share their stories with you.
  • my family, my country

    Gillian Slovo reflects on her relationship with her mother, Ruth First, one of South Africa's most prominent white anti-apartheid leaders.
  • Internet addict clicks her kids away

    Police say an Ohio woman left her children in squalor while she surfed the Net.
  • birth doctor, mother, abortionist

    An intimate conversation with a woman on the front lines of America's most emotionally charged debate.
  • i love you both unequally

    Nobody tells you that the hardest thing about having a new baby is kicking the old baby out of the nest of your heart.
  • Why it's time for mothers who think

  • "Christ was quite anti-family"

    An interview with Stephanie Coontz, author of "The Way We Never Were" and "The Way We Really Are".
  • Honey, I shrunk the family

    Are men to blame for the disappearance of home life?
  • Up close and too personal

    How much do you really want to know about your mom's sex life, anyway?
  • Fruitful

    Sally Eckhoff reviews Anne Roiphe's book "Fruitful: On Motherhood and Feminism".
  • The Awful Truth

    Childbirth: A Barbarian Absurdity That Must Be Eliminated
  • Jamaica Kincaid

    Dwight Garner reviews Jamaica Kincaid's book "The Autobiography of My Mother".
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