Unveiling Motherhood: Jennifer Case Challenges the Politics and Nature Behind Our Most Sacred Bond
HMM: I noticed that there were some experiences that you wrote about again and again, but because they were in different forms or from different perspectives, you were really able to explore the emotional complexity of those experiences. It was really powerful.
JC: For me it helped, as a practitioner, it was useful to explore what different forms can do for an essay. And for readers, it’s a book about early motherhood, and yet there’s enough variety in forms that it doesn’t feel like it’s becoming redundant. So it keeps the subject matter fresh.
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