Minna Dubin is a writer, workshop facilitator, and occasional public artist in Berkeley, California. Her essays and reported articles on motherhood and identity have been featured in outlets like the New York Times, Oprah Daily, The Times, Salon, Lit Hub, Parents, Romper, The Forward, Hobart, and The Philadelphia Inquirer. She is the recipient of an artist enrichment grant from the Kentucky Foundation for Women, and has been awarded writing residencies at InCahoots, WordSpace Studios, Kentucky Foundation for Women’s Hopscotch House and Lacawac Sanctuary.

As a leading feminist voice on mom rage, Minna has appeared on MSNBC, Good Morning America, The Tamron Hall Show, NBC, ABC, FOX, NPR and the BBC. Her groundbreaking work on mom rage has been covered in news articles from India to Portugal to South Africa.

Minna’s debut book is MOM RAGE: The Everyday Crisis of Modern Motherhood (Seal Press/Hachette). To book Minna to give a talk, workshop, or reading, see Contact tab.

Minna is currently looking for literary representation for her next book on queerness and non-monogamous marriage.