Unveiling Motherhood: Jennifer Case Challenges the Politics and Nature Behind Our Most Sacred Bond
JC: That was a purposeful part of the project for me, actually. I wanted to use this collection to push myself as a writer and learn how to develop essays in forms that I hadn’t had a lot of experience with. So it gave me an opportunity to experiment with new ways to approach writing creative nonfiction. Some of the content was pretty heavy, and yet I found that if I could continually experiment with new ways of writing the essay, it made the process feel playful and fun, even if it also required me to delve into memories that were sometimes heavy to sit with.
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