Alanna Bennett was born in Hollywood, raised in Portland, and currently lives in New York City. A lifelong pop culture devotee, she studied Cinema Studies at Oberlin College and currently works as an Film & TV writer, reporter, and cultural critic. She believes deeply that the personal, the political, and the pop cultural are all deeply connected, and is working to write stories that move conversations forward while providing a balm to the daily stresses of human existence.
When best friends Jodi and Eliza decide to have a baby together, the reactions of everyone around them bring up questions about romantic vs. platonic love, commitment, sexuality, and what it takes to build a family.
Following the death of an abusive husband and father, a romantically constipated mother and daughter attempt to open themselves up to love and trust again.
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