Sampler of Recently Published Work
BusinessWeek
Prowling for Value in a Haywire Market
Next Life: From Disney Sales to Swimwear
Slate’s DoubleX
“Why So Few Women on the Forbes Richest People List?”
“The Public School Issue Judith Warner Ignores”
“Whither the Female Mid-Life Crisis?
Slate’s The Big Money
“The $900 Baby Stroller is Not Dead”
Babble.com (including selected Strollerderby posts)
Paying for College or Saving for Retirement?
How to Talk to Children About Money When You Have Too Much
Mad Men’s January Jones Receives Emmy Nod for Playing Bad Mom
Generation Y: Children of Anxiety or Children of Affluence?
Sarah Ferguson was Expected to Live on $20,000 in Alimony. Could You?
Would You Buy Your Child a Vogue Internship?
“Is Celebrity Culture Bad for Kids?”
Fortune Small Business/CNN Money
“Love A Local Business? Buy a Share”
Alternet.org
“Corporate Dominance of Every Aspect of Our Lives is Suffocating Us”
“How Generation X Got the Shaft But Can Still Keep Everything from Sucking”
“Thirty Ways of Looking at Hillary”
“Gifted Child Industry Preys on Parents’ Insecurities”
“Six Bloggers of the Apocalypse”
“The Prime of Mr. Nouriel Roubini”
“$100 Million Is the New $10 Million“
Salon.com
“Real Estate Rookie Tells All”
The American Prospect
“The Medical Credit Card Trap”
The Washington Post Sunday Outlook
“Meet You at the Sandbox – After Class”
Publishers Weekly
Child Welfare Watch
“For the Sake of Their Children.”
Newsday
“How About a Day for Relaxing?”
The Huffington Post
“The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name”
Developmental Disabilities Watch
“Sometimes, Struggling is Good”
San Francisco Chronicle Magazine
“Love on the Job”
The New York Times
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