Antonia Malchik

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Antonia Malchik
People, place, food, fear, fiction, memory




Welcome.

Full-time motherhood and full-time writing involve strangely similar frustrations, rewards, and challenges. Nurturing becomes the amorphous, malleable byword. We nurture our ideas, our stories, our children, our narratives, and our creative selves. How much weight we give to these commitments depends on the needs of each at any given time.

This year has already seen a shift away from travel essays, to wider nonfiction and fiction. I have finished a four-year stint as a twice-weekly blogger for Perceptive Travel, and am now able to spend more time on longer narratives. In addition to several essays and stories, I am returning to my mystery novel in progress, To the Bone, the first of a series of novels featuring journalist/travel writer Lee Hansen and mathematician Nikki Towner, half-sisters who would rather ignore each other than work together.

For more information on stories and essays in progress, please refer to the Fiction and Nonfiction sections on this Web site.





 

From the heartbreak of defiled landscape in Montana, to questions about the clinical future
of emotion. Searching for truth, and love, and a darn good story.
Nonfiction

 

The pull of wilderness, the lure of much-loved cities, the sharp sting of Russia in wintertime. These essays range from the character of place, to the heartaches of motherhood, to facing my own atheist convictions.