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Hi. I'm Wilson Diehl. This is my blog. I live in Seattle, where I write, teach, and cut food into absurdly small pieces for my two young children. I have an MFA from the University of Iowa's Nonfiction Writing Program and have published my work in various places, including The New York TimesSalon, Babble, and Fit Pregnancy (even though I subsisted on Cheez-Its my first pregnancy and gained 50 pounds my second). My work also appears in a handful of literary magazines you've probably never heard of. I have a poem riding around on a bus somewhere and a short film that's played in some film festivals. Mostly, though, I write essays.

You can contact me at wilson.a.diehl[at]gmail.com. I'd love to hear from you.


In the media stream:
The Stranger Suggests | David Schmader | The Stranger | 2.10.14
Night of Modern Love | Seattle Times | 2.9.14; Elliott Bay Book Co.
When Our Toddlers Don't Measure Up | Madeline Holler | Babble | 9.22.11
Nosy Interview | Nosygirl.net | Sept, 2011
Meet a Member | Hugo House website |  March, 2011
The Latest Complaints Against the TSA | Carolyn Castiglia | Babble | 12.30.10
If Childbirth is a Marathon | Rebecca Odes | Babble | 10.11.10
Who Can Resist Cheap Beer & Prose? | Pif Magazine 9.03.10
Act, Film, Write, Dance | Seattle Woman Magazine | Sept, 2010
Press Release | Post Alley Film Festival | 3.01.06