Julie Matlin is a freelance writer living in Montreal, Quebec. Her work appears in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Globe and Mail, Chatelaine, Today’s Parent, The Huffington Post, Canadian Living, The Forward, and other publications. She has one screenplay in development and is currently querying an essay collection called, Such a Nice Jewish Girl, which was supported by a Canada Council for the Arts grant.
Julie is a single mother raising two incredible humans, one fantastic dog and one who’s a bit of a monster. Her life’s motto is full-throttle, half-assed and she loves nothing more than a solid nap. She’s currently healing from recent trauma, but don’t worry – the best chapter is yet to come.
You can reach her at julie@juliematlin.com and follow her on Twitter @jmatlin and instagram @j.matlin.
And yes – you can hire her.
Julie Matlin 
just randomly read your road trip article…. loved it, Jules!!
I read on the Huffington post article that you wrote some erotica books. Can you please tell me where I can find them.
The curse of the pen name…
You were unny and intriguing on CBC. Is your pen name Sydney Campbell? She seems to have too many to be you. I would like to buy your books.
Just read the first person article about your mom and followed it with the article about your parents’ Perfect Magic shop.
Thanks so much for sharing these beautiful stories!
I just read your article about the loss of your mom and wanted to thank you as I just lost my mother on January 7th 2022 from Dementia and understand how deeply sad but relieving their departure is…
Just read your beautiful story about your Mom’s playlist. It brought tears to my eyes.
sorry for your loss