Mary Elizabeth Williams
Mary Elizabeth Williams is a senior writer for Salon. She's written for the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Time Out, The New York Observer and more, and is the author of "A Series of Catastrophes & Miracles: A True Story of Love, Science, and Cancer."
Nietzsche foresaw how technology can make us miserable — and has a prescription to correct that
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It's almost too easy to make hot, cheesy, crunchy mozzarella balls
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Why you have a headache right now — and the surprising way you can prevent the next one
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Watching her mother's dementia motivated Noga Arikha to study when the "self" ceases to exist
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Author Laura Trujillo on mourning her mother after her suicide
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What mom really wants for Mother's Day is barbecue chicken pizza
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We’re not safe from Big Wellness: “They’ll get you with a crystal or a pouf”
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One-fifth of American adults live with chronic pain. Why aren't we talking about it more?
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The photograph that showed us the horrors of illegal abortion
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It's almost too easy to make hot, fresh, fried onion rings
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Liven up your sad lunchbox with this Snack Pack pudding copycat
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Cookbook author Ali Slagle takes the stress out of cooking because "it’s only dinner"
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Don't blame the trolls: Here's why I quit Twitter and what happened after
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How to cultivate creativity as an adult, according to an expert
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