Unveiling Motherhood: Jennifer Case Challenges the Politics and Nature Behind Our Most Sacred Bond
HMM: This is sort of a tangential question to the book, but are you writing about how motherhood looks different now, now that you have more time to breathe and think?
JC: I haven’t but that’s interesting. That would be an interesting thing to explore.
HMM: It would give other writers some hope. Things will eventually get better.
JC: They will, they will.
HMM: I really appreciated that throughout the book you address those hopeless moments, especially in the first weeks, when you’re like, when was the last time that I slept longer than two hours in a row? For so long, talking about the difficult parts of being a mother, and being a woman, have been considered taboo. Why do you think that is?
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