Why is Morning Sickness Called Morning Sickness?

January 18, 2011 | Matthew Salesses

Call it what it is, when it lasts all day and night. Here’s a column about its possible end, cat politics, Korean dramas, and crying. “Bear Our Angry Faces.”

She holds a tomato in her hand like a grenade. She says the baby is gurgling inside of her.

Also check out Our Island of Epidemics in Michael Czyzniejewski’s top 10 list on the Dzanc Books blog and on the new PANK site. Sweet.

Alexander Chee’s story, “My Next Move,” is this week’s GMP fiction feature.

2 thoughts on “Why is Morning Sickness Called Morning Sickness?”

morning sickness says:

October 10, 2011 at 2:01 pm

Thanks – Enjoyed this blog post, can you make it so I get an alert email every time you publish a new update?

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1. Matthew Salesses says:
  
  October 10, 2011 at 2:06 pm
  
  Thanks!
  I’m actually writing about my wife and me and our new baby for the Good Men Project: http://goodmenproject.com/author/matthew-salesses/
  and here: newdadsstrut.tumblr.com
  
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