Hitting the Giving Wall: Learning to Center Myself in My Life
It’s that time of year again — time for the regular reminders that “’tis better to give than to receive.” In a great many ways, I agree with this. There aren’t many material things…
Kate is the older sister of an adult, post-transplant CFer. She’s authored two books of poetry titled “Reading Darwin” (Poets Corner Press) and “Ditching” (Aldridge Press). As a freelance writer with a focus on health and wellness, parenting, and social justice, her work has appeared in publications such as Parents, Romper, Dismantle and The Salve. Her poetry has been featured in such literary magazines as Barrelhouse, Jabberwock Review, Poetry Quarterly, Room, Sky Island Journal and more.
She lives in Southern New Jersey with her husband, Seth, their two kids Samara and Felix, and their two cats Potato Chip and Mischief. When she isn’t busy writing, she is usually reading, gardening, or sewing. Read more of her work at kdelany.journoportfolio.com or katemdelany.medium.com, and follow her on Twitter at @delany_kate and on Instagram at @katemdelany
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