Nancy Doyle Palmer is a writer based in Washington, DC. She is a screenwriter who also writes for Washingtonian Magazine and most recently, for O, the Oprah Magazine. She is married to former NBC anchor and correspondent John Palmer – they have three daughters

Blog Entries by Nancy Doyle Palmer

Writing As Therapy: How Three Women Transformed Loss Into Longhand

1 Comments | Posted October 23, 2009 | 08:16 AM (EST)


It's a fortunate coincidence that I have THREE good friends who have written best-selling memoirs. Well, two for sure: Amy Dickinson's The Mighty Queens of Freeville and Lee Woodruff's In an Instant were NY Times bestsellers, and my friend Wendy Burden's memoir "Dead End Gene Pool" -...

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Remedies For The Recession

Posted February 27, 2009 | 08:59 AM (EST)


With the current economic downturn, the mantra is save, save, save. Downsize, stop spending, and, well, freak out. But there is another way to go. Things you can do, not not do. Purchases that will help, not hurt. Having your way out of being a have-not.

There are pro-active...

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I am so fortunate, I can't believe it

Posted April 25, 2007 | 01:50 PM (EST)


When my friend Arianna asked me to write about mothers and daughters I thought it would be easy - I'm a writer, I'm a mother - boom, done - but it didn't happen that way. I can't think of a harder subject to write about - I was stunned it...

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