All you literary mamas headed toward Boston for AWP this week will want to mark your conference itineraries for this  — Blurring Boundaries: Motherhood and Writing From Home PB&Js and proposals; memoirs and math homework; poems and papers. With 24-hour broadband, online teaching, and project-based work, many more mothers are opting to work at home. What’s the cost, personally and professionally, of the public/private blur, and who’s paying it? Let’s talk about how the work-at-home arrangement is changing… both the writing life and the experience of motherhood in this writer-to-writer discussion with a culturally diverse, multi-generational panel of editors, full-time writers, freelance arts administrators, and college professors who work at their dining room tables.

Panelists include:  Kathryn Kysar,  Susannah Schouweiler, Leslie Miller, Keli Stewart, Patricia Smith Find us at Room 110 on the Plaza level of the Hynes Convention Center.

And for those who can’t make it to Boston this week because they are home with kids, Susannah Schouweiler has made it possible for you to join us via her blog: http://blogs.walkerart.org/mnartists/author/sschouweiler/