NEWS
All events and workshops have moved online
If You Lived With Me You'd Be Home By Home, streaming on PBS ALL ARTS
UnCommon Voices series focuses on theater artists creating works with social justice themes
Come write with me and watch the leaves change in Maine
come and write in the autumnal spendor of Maine
Interview with Madeleine Brand KCRW
divorce looks different at age 50, managing the financials
The Moth: True Stories Told Live
Annabelle tells a story for The Moth.
I'm Ready for My Wide Shot: on gender equality on screen
Wall Street Journal op-ed
Bill Maher and Annabelle discussing how no matter how hard you try and escape your family, you just end up in another crazy family.
Review O Magazine May 2017
Bustle Magazine
Bustle Magazine's 11 Family Memoirs if you loved The Glass Castle
"As a memoirist, Gurwitch succeeds by evoking emotions that cut to the core of our humanity, and giving us laughs along the way." Los Angeles Review of Books
"Shalom Y'all, Bittersweet Family Tales from the Deep South." J Weekly of Northern California
Book launch with Jonathan Gold!
Wearing the dress my mother wore on the way to her honeymoon in 1957!
Take My Mother, Please! Los Angeles Review of Books
Mothers don't let your sons grow up to be writers. My review of A Mother's Tale by Phillip Lopate
When Annabelle Gurwitch started to look for a retirement community for her aging parents, she discovered there are limited options for those on a limited budget. But despite some early bumps and disappointments, the support her parents ultimately found turned out to be priceless. Gurwitch, author of “Wherever You Go, There They Are,” shares this essay.
Why I am Not Marching In A Pink Hat
The New York Times Op-ed
House of SpeakEasy at The Public