Clare Simons
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Clare Simons

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Clare Simons was the press person and gatekeeper to the stories of the terminally ill patient-plaintiffs who defended Oregon’s Death With Dignity Act at the U.S. Supreme Court. She worked for the passage of medical-aid-in-dying laws in several states as an advocate for a lucid death. She is a member of PEN International, the Women’s National Book Association, and a cohort at the Pinewood Table in Portland, Oregon, as well as the Ocean Beach Writers Collective in San Diego. Simons’ essays about Amma, India’s hugging saint, appeared in Parabola and Spirituality & Health. Her essay, “The Greatest,” appeared on the official Muhammad Ali website alongside works by Joyce Carol Oates and Norman Mailer.
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