Does anyone else keep a thumb drive with their manuscript on it with them at all times just in case their house burns down or is it just me?

Loved this conference last year!

There’s never Covid in my dreams. You?

Parenting through the Pandemic | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/blog/last-stop… Here's my latest PT blog.

Just sent an essay to Narratively about the time I was charged, as a foster parent, with child neglect by DCF. Probably my most vulnerable essay ever and I’m freaking out a little.

buff.ly/329PeyI "In the end, it is words that save Silverman. The strategy she uses to avert death is to live metaphorically." Check out our latest book review of How to Survive Death and Other Inconveniences by Carolyn Roy-Bornstein 📕 #bookreview #dwc #doctors #death

Every year I return to this poem by Adam Zagajewski, which The New Yorker reprinted after Sept 11, 2001 (and which taught me, among many, what poetry can do) newyorker.com/magazine/2001/… ❤️

Ok so no gratuitous dead characters. Got it.

I’m listening to The Nocturnists #StoriesfromAPandemic for the first time since we made it and wow. The stories are hitting so much harder this time around. I think I was numb back in March, when all was uncertain and our team was holding all that consciousness... #MedTwitter

Writing is a kind of revenge against circumstance too: bad luck, loss, pain. If you make something out of it, then you've no longer been bested by these events. ~ Louise Glück

My Hanukkah hack

jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/… Beautiful essay by Colleen Farrell, MD

Nothing like reminiscing about attempted coups over a bouquet of flowers 👹👹

toplightbooks.com/product/throug…. Cover reveal friends! And available for pre-order. Eek!

When I too am elected governor I will FAN FANdom.

"Trusting herself may have been the key to her healing all along." Read this insightful review by our book review editor Carolyn Roy-Bornstein of the powerful new memoir Face by @MarciaMeier doctorswhocreate.com/book-review-of…

I’m working on two books at once. I’ve never worked on two books at once before. It makes me a bit anxious but feels completely right at the same time.