Eve LaPlante

Recent essay: "18,260 Breakfasts," in Why I’m Still Married: Women Write Their Hearts Out on Love, Loss, Sex, and Who Does the Dishes, edited by K. Propp and J. Trounstine. Hudson Street Press (Penguin), 2006, 2007. Reprinted in The Aims of Argument, edited by Timothy W. Crusius and Carolyn E. Channell. McGraw-Hill, 2008.

The Atlantic Monthly
"The Riddle of TLE." Nov. 1988 (medicine)

Beliefnet.com
"Out of Sight, Out of History." Jul. 2, 2004

The Boston Globe
"The Opposite of Thanksgiving." Nov. 18, 2007

"A Heretic’s Overdue Honor." Sep. 7, 2005 (op-ed)

"First Steps at Speedskating." Feb. 19, 2004

"Visiting ‘The Dead’ in Dublin." Jan. 20, 2002 (travel)

"What’s in a Name?" Jan. 18, 1994

"St. John: Almost Private Isle." Jan. 27, 1991 (travel)

"Exile of a Polish Revolutionary." Apr. 7, 1984

Boston Globe Sunday Magazine
"A Wealth of Knowledge." Oct. 12, 1986 (profile of Larry Summers, who later ran U.S. Treasury and Harvard)

Boston Herald Sunday Magazine
"Dying Words: The Irish Language." Feb. 10, 1985 (cover)

Boston Magazine
"Rattle & Strum." Nov. 2000 (music)

"Autumn Leavings: Sweet Pickings." Oct. 2000 (travel)

"Pay Dirt." Sep. 2000 (profile of Maine potato farmer)

"Edible Complex." Sep. 2000 (art)

"Flour Power." Sep. 1999 (art)

"The Secret Life of Language: High School Semiotics." Nov. 1983 (education)

BrainChild
"Divorce: The Damage (Not) Done." Spring 2002 (essay/book review)

Country Living
"Alyson’s Orchard." Sep. 2002 (travel)

"Hidden Cape Ann." Sep. 2000 (travel)

"Seeking Charlotte and Wilbur." Sep. 1999

Gourmet
"Good Living: Dead Set in Dublin." Dec. 2002 (travel)

"Still Life With Jelly." Jan. 2002 (art)

Hartford Courant
"The University That Misogyny Built." Jan. 29, 2005
(op-ed) Reprinted in Anchorage Daily News, Canton (OH) Repository, South Coast (MA) Today, and West Hawaii Today

Harvard Magazine
"Illinois Jacquet: A lot of Lovin’ in Front." Sep./Oct. 1983 (music)

Ladies’ Home Journal
"The Baby-sitter." Mar. 1998 (writing as Felicity Tremblay)

The New York Times
"Our Lady of the Hutch." Sep. 18, 2004 (op-ed)

"Keeping the Landscape Hurdle-Free: Walking in Ireland." Jul. 8, 2001 (travel)

"Bread, Tea, and Prayer." Apr. 7, 1996 (travel)

Parents
"The Perfect Family Size." Jul. 1998

Working Woman
"Five Career Ruts You Can’t Afford." Nov. 1987

Yankee
"C.B. Fisk’s Monumental Creations." Dec. 1985 (music)