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REVIEW: Frontier: A Memoir & a Ghost Story by Erica Stern
Reviewed by Leslie Lindsay Twenty years ago, in a Prairie-style community hospital in the middle of a Minnesota cornfield, I gave birth to my first daughter. Like Erica Stern, I was on the edge of a new frontier. Like Erica Stern, I had idealized motherhood through tender diaper commercials and anodyne magazines with blisteringly serene mother-baby moments. Having lived in New Orleans, Stern relocated to Chicago. After my time in Minnesota, I re…
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REVIEW: Frontier: A Memoir & a Ghost Story by Erica Stern
Reviewed by Leslie Lindsay Twenty years ago, in a Prairie-style community hospital in the middle of a Minnesota cornfield, I gave birth to my first daughter. Like Erica Stern, I was on the edge of a new frontier. Like Erica Stern, I had idealized motherhood through tender diaper commercials and anodyne magazines with blisteringly serene mother-baby moments. Having lived in New Orleans, Stern relocated to Chicago. After my time in Minnesota, I re…
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