Cleveland Magazine, Sharon's Published Work

Cleveland Magazine: How Revisiting Family Heirlooms Brings about New Meaning

I'm a bit late (OK, a lot late) in sharing my latest essay for Cleveland Magazine. Its real headline (the one you see here) is the one my editor gave it, but I just like to call it "The Oma Pan." It's a story of stuff and memories and clutter and grandmas—I hope you'll take… Continue reading Cleveland Magazine: How Revisiting Family Heirlooms Brings about New Meaning

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The Latest: Art and Hope | “Crap” | Tiny Parties

Hey there, Anyone else have whiplash from this long, strange January? We started with so much hope, a fresh page. Then, worsening COVID numbers (including the illness of one of my loved ones, who has since recovered), violence at the Capitol, impeachment. Last week, I felt an unfamiliar sensation: hope. The week was rightly dominated… Continue reading The Latest: Art and Hope | “Crap” | Tiny Parties

Sharon's Published Work

New Book! So Glad They Told Me

Which is harder?  The everyday rush of school lunches, the laundry on the floor, the arguments between kids, and the complaining about chores?  Or is it the call from the school nurse, the feverish child, or the crisis of a bee sting or a bloody knee? That's what I write about in my essay in… Continue reading New Book! So Glad They Told Me