PLAN B-200: A Comic by Rachel Masilamani








As I get older, my understanding of what constitutes success and prudence has become more flexible and less dependent on prevailing wisdom. Still, because I am not a mother, at every stage of life, I remain dependent on outside advice from the world around me—my friends, my magazines, my healthcare providers and the internet—for knowledge about pregnancy. “Plan B-200” is not strictly autobiographical, though it is rooted in real life.
“Plan B-200” begins the story in NON PARTUM, an original series on MUTHA Magazine. Read the next chapters here and here and here.
Tags: Baby Dreams, Birth Control, Comics, infertility, longing, mothers, Non Partum, Rachel Masilamani, Teen Moms, teen pregnancy, teenager
About the Author
Rachel Masilamani
Rachel Masilamani is a cartoonist and librarian in Pittsburgh. She teaches and lectures about reading, writing and drawing comics to groups of all ages. Rachel’s work has appeared in literary and comics anthologies online and in print, including The Indiana Review, Aster(ix), PEN International and the Los Angeles Review of Books. She is expanding her work here at Mutha Magazine into a graphic memoir about pregnancy and mothering her son.
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