BethKanellWhat Moves Last: Kitchen, Office, Art? Or My Heart?Re-telling old traumas for these segments sometimes comes pretty easily — I’ve told them often enough to cover the wounds with thicker…·7 min read·4 days ago--3--3
BethKanellWork–Life Balance for Writers: Inking a Successful ProcessThe Big Lessons·5 min read·Apr 25, 2024----
BethKanellTwenty-Five Tons of TrashIf hate, despair, and anger could be measured in terms of deliberate trash on a piece of land, there was no doubt: The last renters at the…·8 min read·Apr 14, 2024----
BethKanellWork Off the Grief; Try ExhilarationWe don’t talk about it in “widow world” — or at least, not in the part of the group I connect with. “It” is the sense that life without…·7 min read·Mar 29, 2024----
BethKanellClearing Land — Industrial StyleIn real life, unlike in the adventure and crime novels I’ve written and read, things don’t change overnight, and a day is not crammed with…·9 min read·Mar 18, 2024----
BethKanellHow Bad Could It Be?Things looked grim financially. My youngest brother and his wife pushed me through settling the debts from caring for Dave at home in his…·6 min read·Mar 7, 2024----
BethKanellinCode Like A GirlRisking Becoming a Mom With 1970s STEM EmploymentMy chemistry degree showed my knowledge was equal to that of the men around me, much like the Scarecrow in "The Wizard of Oz." But that…·10 min read·Feb 29, 2024--2--2
BethKanell“If You’re Going Through Hell, Keep Going”(Apparently that wasn’t really said by Winston Churchill. Darn.)·5 min read·Feb 27, 2024----
BethKanellFalling to Pieces and Finding Some (Human) Gorilla GlueFive thousand more of my husband’s books left the house by a rented hauling truck, headed for New Jersey, all mysteries, mostly signed…·8 min read·Feb 20, 2024--1--1
BethKanellinCode Like A GirlYou’re the Only “Girl” in the Lab. Do You Automatically Wash the Dishes?Being a Female Chemist in the 1970s·9 min read·Feb 12, 2024--3--3