This NYT piece takes a different angle—Jane Austen's relationship with music. It got me thinking about my own musical choices, particularly the soundtrack that weaves through my first book, Crunching Her Numbers.

A simple question to ask your partner: “Is there something you need from me today?" small moments of care can help build a relationship.

The Talmud states: "One who shames another in public, it is as though they have shed blood."

Answering these questions has become a part of my writing routine, helping me stay accountable.

Host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews authors, publishers, with guests coming from many different backgrounds.

This post is not political. Nor do I want to lecture, explain, or need you to take sides.

Do you remember the game Two Truths and a Lie? I last played it a few years ago in Nepal, in a town called Pokhara.

By highlighting women navigating this cutthroat environment, I aim to tell their stories of overcoming challenges and finding love.

My grandmother was a true character. Despite intense peer pressure she fought for "family sleeping" her entire life.

I would like to tell you about special Passover traditions and the heartwarming story behind one Passover song.