Sandra Ebejer is a freelance writer living in upstate New York with her husband, son, and two cats who haven’t figured out how to get along. Her articles and essays on arts & entertainment, health & wellness, parenting, and product journalism have appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Shondaland, Real Simple, FLOOD Magazine, Writer’s Digest Magazine, Next Avenue, Greatist, Brevity, and AARP, among others. She has interviewed a number of authors and artists; among them, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Diane Keaton, Carl Bernstein, Jennifer Grey, Selma Blair, Minnie Driver, Ani DiFranco, Bob Odenkirk, Brian Cox, Julianna Margulies, Hayley Mills, Tom Morello, Sutton Foster, Craig Melvin, Robin Roberts, Melissa Gilbert, Janis Ian, Valerie Bertinelli, and Delia Ephron. She occasionally writes short fiction, and her short story “The Date” was selected by Across the Margin for its Best Fiction of 2020 list. Prior to freelance writing, Sandra worked as a full-time arts fundraiser, most recently serving as the Director of Foundation & Government Relations at the American Film Institute.
Subjects
Interviews with celebrities and authors
Skills
Writing Credits
The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Shondaland, Greatist, Real Simple, SFGate, FLOOD Magazine, Next Avenue, AARP, Writer’s Digest Magazine, Brevity’s Nonfiction Blog.
As author, unless indicated otherwise.
The Oscar-winning actress, whose visual autobiography “Saved: My Picture World” is out now, reveals how her mother inspired her obsession with periodicals and why she collects images of stairs.
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In an exclusive interview, former Disney star Hayley Mills discusses her new book and the challenges of being tied to childhood roles well into adulthood.
In an exclusive interview, the legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist discusses his new memoir, his early years of reporting and the ever-changing media landscape
When a child can’t adequately describe what they’re feeling, it’s difficult for parents to know if the headache is indicative of a more serious condition. When is stomach pain really a sign of migraine? At what point should the child’s pediatrician be consulted? Should the child see a neurologist?
Focus on "the human side of money"—your behaviors, motivations, and emotions—to guide your financial planning.
Facing a dark pandemic winter ahead, we can focus on the bright spots in our mundane daily routines.
Finding novelty and wonder in the little things in life is a great way to boost your well-being. Here are some ways to do it.
Sarah McAllister, Founder, Director, and CEO of GoCleanCo, shares her tips on how to clean some of the germiest items in the home.
A personal essay on how an old Monkees album helped me to change my perception of my mother.
The beloved senator talks to Shondaland about her new book that she wrote to empower and inspire little girls.
