Alice Bradley
Writer, author, editor
I write about health, wellness, creativity, and parenting.
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The Path to Wellness | JW Marriott
Want to get fit, eat better, or streamline a busy life? A coach may be just what you need.
OregonLive
creativenonfiction.org
Insane and Wonderful | Creative Nonfiction
The moment we’re handed another human being and told, “Here, you look like you could keep this alive,” many of us run to a book—or an entire library of them—to tell us all what to do, how not to mess up, and how to survive.
jwm-digital.com
Fellow Traveler: Author Mira Jacob | JW Marriott
Mira Jacob's debut novel, "The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing," deftly spans decades and leaps continents, taking the reader from 1970s India to the modern-day United States and back again. It's no surprise that Mira was (as she puts it) "born traveling."
jwm-digital.com
In Perfect Harmony | JW Marriott
No matter where you are in the world or what sort of music speaks to your soul, there's a festival waiting for you. Here are some of the best for 2015.
TueNight
Bad Habits | TueNight
I am an amassment of bad habits, all of them clinging together to crudely resemble a human female. I am a lady-shaped jumble composed of candy corn, terrible excuses, kitty-cat videos and wine.
Medium
How I killed my art practice — then brought it back to life — Personal ...
For years I’ve told my writing students to value quantity over quality in their work: practice every day and don’t worry about the end result. When it came to painting, I forgot all about this. (For a while, anyway.)
TueNight
Baked Goods and Bad Trips | Tue Night
“I’m going to be a HuffPo article,” I told him. I was picturing myself as a cautionary-tale news story. “Woman Dies From Pot Like an Idiot. World Laughs at Her.”
jwm-digital.com
Profile: Ron Stoll, Watchmaker | JW Marriott
35 years after embarking on a fairly risky career, Stoll's love for his work is still going strong.
Medium
What Prince Taught Me | Personal Growth, Medium
It’s so easy to forget that each of us changes the world. Think you’re insignificant all you want, but you’re wrong. Your influence stretches far and wide. Your soul is imprinted on your friends and family. You affect every person you meet, smile at, bump into, give the finger to; you leave them changed and they continue that effect on to the next person.
The Sun
The Sun Magazine | Eighteen Attempts At Writing About A Miscarriage
I’m sure I’m not the only woman out there who has a problem with the word miscarriage. It sounds like a mistake I made: Whoopsie, I dropped the baby. I was carrying her all wrong. Forgive me. But what are the alternatives? “I lost the baby”? How bad a mother do you have to be to misplace a baby who’s inside you?
wellesley.com
In the Woods | Wellesley Magazine
Around mid-July to late August, Brooklyn morphs into Garbagey Smellville, The Place Where Everyone is Angry. Anyone with an ounce of sense and/or disposable income escapes for as long as they can.
Medium
In Defense of Small Talk | Personal Growth, Medium
I like small talk. I don’t understand why it’s forever being maligned. “Make your talk big!” everyone keeps telling us. “Cease your infernal chit-chat! Your talk is disgustingly tiny. Stop your small talkings! Get to the big talks!"
redbookmag.com
Getting Fit After 40
Last year I turned 40, and I decided that it was time to gain confidence in the use of my limbs. To see a Frisbee being tossed my way and catch it, or at least try, instead of shrieking and throwing myself to the ground.
babble
The Importance of Fun
During one of my sessions with my psychiatrist, most of which were spent with my head deep in the tissue box, he asked me what I did for fun.
“Faaaahn?” I said.
“Fun,” he said.