I wanted to use gender-neutral pronouns in my new book – my publisher pushed backUsing a real person's correct pronouns would be 'an afterthought and unnecessary', they said.By Linda Jane Keegan | 10th January, 2023Guest writer
I wanted to use gender-neutral pronouns in my new book – my publisher pushed backUsing a real person's correct pronouns would be "an afterthought and unnecessary", they said.By Linda Jane Keegan | 3rd August, 2022Guest writer
A field guide to field guidesShags, spiders, salps and seaweeds: get amongst it with our field guide to the best New Zealand field guides. By Linda Jane Keegan | 30th October, 2019Guest writer
Where the Wild Things Aren’t: on the exclusion of children from public placesEvery parent has probably felt the disapproving eyes of others at some point when out with their offspring. Linda Jane Keegan challenges that undeniable feeling that kids just aren’t welcome anywhere.By Linda Jane Keegan | 21st May, 2018Guest writer
Have you tried?: On the nightmare of stupid unsolicited adviceAlmost every sleep-deprived parent is used to the "smile and nod" when they're given unsolicited advice. Linda Jane Keegan is over it. Here she tells us why.By Linda Jane Keegan | 13th September, 2017Guest writer
I won’t suddenly be well: On the pain of not being the mother you want to beAn essay by Linda Jane Keegan about postnatal depression, coming out the other side, and the knowledge that you'll forever be changed.By Linda Jane Keegan | 9th June, 2017Guest writer