Abby Norman’s compellingly crafted memoir joins the canon of growing – and valuable – literature exploring the human experience of physical and mental pain and illness, but it’s so much…
I was delighted to contribute to a special issue of ‘Nursing Clio’ that explored aspects of pregnancy loss through historical and contemporary lenses. It was hard for me to choose…
Described as a ‘novel’ which I now understand to be a word encompassing various literary forms, Motherhood prises open the narrator’s years-long ambivalence about becoming a mother – I assume, we…
If you are anywhere near London’s Bloomsbury area in the next month, please pop in to Conceiving Histories Exhibition at the Peltz Gallery – a small but perfectly formed collaboration…
The loss of a baby – during pregnancy or after – has long been a death that the world has struggled to think about, talk about and allow memories for….