Other Works by Lorraine

In more than 25 years as a writer and journalist, Lorraine has had countless works published. Listed below are some notable examples.

Plays

• Jackson, www.uspresidents.com/jackson.htm
• Tyler, www.uspresidents.com/tyler.htm
• Monroe, www.uspresidents.com/monroe.htm
  

Essays

• Stillbirth, the Loneliest Grief appeared in the Spring 2005 edition of We Need Not Walk Alone, the national magazine of The Compassionate Friends.
• Living With Stillbirth appeared in the February 2005 issue of Journeys, the Hospice Foundation of America newsletter.
• Dr. Fu’s Tea appeared in Steeped: In the World of Tea, released in September 2004. This anthology, a beautiful volume combining essays and photography, explores rituals and experiences with tea the world over. Steeped is available from Amazon.com.
• Dancer appeared in Cairn Volume 36 (St. Andrews College Press, 2002)
• Lunch at Chand Palace appeared on Ducts.org, Issue 12, Winter 2003-04 at www.ducts.org/12_03/html/essays/ash.htm

Columns

The Daily Record has been running Lorraine's Human Interests column since March 2007. You can keep up with the latest weekly installment on the Daily Record web site.

Other Authors We Like

Lorraine has written the Foreword for Mourning Sarah, an important new consciousness-raising book about a baby who died of Group B Strep, the same bacterium that killed Victoria. This new work, by Theresa Vigour, was released in April 2008 by Radcliffe Publishing throughout the United States and United Kingdom.

Lorraine has endorsed several books recently:

• Sheltering Thoughts About Loss and Grief (Tate Publishing), by Sharon Gilchrist O’Neill, www.shelteringthoughts.com
• High-Risk Pregnancy and Foetal Diagnosis: Your Journey (Free Association Books), by Stephanie Azri, www.angelfire.com/poetry/talina/
• When Prayers Aren’t Answered (New World Library), by John E. Welshons, www.newworldlibrary.com/productdetails.cfm?PC=433

Other books of interest:

• The Good Grief Club: A true story about the power of friendship and French toast (Inkwell), by Monica Novak, www.thegoodgriefclub.com