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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 Times, Salon, 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