Publications
About Place Journal, Volume V. Issue III
Dignity as an Endangered Species in the 21st Century
Whitefish Review: Change
Volume 10, Issue 1 #19
Change happens-it's intrinsic to life. How we navigate through it is a work in progress. The authors whose work appears in this issue of Whitefish Review share their journeys through change. ~ Christina Eisenberg, Lead Issue Editor
Secret Histories: Stories of Risk, Courage, and Revelation
Secret Histories: Stories of Risk, Courage, and Revelation
A River Runs Through Us, ABOUT PLACE JOURNAL, Vol 1 Issue 1
An excerpt from the author’s upcoming novel, The Lies They Lived.
NILAS : Nature in Legend and Story
After growing up in a childhood home filled with the weapons and hunting trophies of her father, memoirist Laura Foreman explores the shifting boundaries between violence and heroism.
Memoirs in the Light of Day, Lamberson Corona Press
In "Sleeping with Tigers," memoirist Laura Foreman traces the complex relationship her family has with India. At fifty-two, she finally makes her first pilgrimage to discover her roots in the land of her origin.
Wildlife Conservation Magazine
In Washington state scientists and students team up in Project CAT (Cougars and teaching). Nature writer Laura Bowers Foreman participates as they capture, collect data and then release cougars back into the wild.
Earthlight Magazine
When mountain lions stalk the misty mountains of her Pacific Northwest neighborhood, author Laura Foreman discovers she must teach her children how to live in cougar country.
Pod Publishing
While visiting her grandparents’ home in Georgia for the last time before her family was to move to Paris, five-year-old Laura Foreman came face to face with the possibility of her father’s death.