Pam is the co-editor and a contributor to A Love Like No Other: Stories from Adoptive Parents, an anthology praised as "complex, compelling and compulsively readable" (Elle) and "one of the most thoughtful books on adoption to come along in years" (Christian Science Monitor). It was published by Penguin/Riverhead in hard cover in 2006 and in paperback in 2006.

Pam is proud to be a contributing essayist to Unbuttoned: Women Open Up About the Pleasures, Pains, and Politics of Breastfeeding, which received a starred review from Publisher's Weekly and was published in April 2009 (Harvard Common Press).

She also is a contributor to a Business Week book series on globalization, Web 2.0, marketing and other topics. She also is the freelance editor of several other, recently published McGraw-Hill business books.

She is a contributing essayist to the anthology, Blindsided by a Diaper, edited by Dana Hilmer (Random House, June 2007). Pam's essay, "How I Became A 'Nag,'" was reprinted on LifetimeTV.com. 

Her essay, "Dumped," appeared in the anthology, Searching for Mary Poppins: Women Write About the Intimate, Intricate, and Intense Relationship Between Mothers and Nannies, edited by Gina Hyams and Susan Davis (Penguin/Hudson Street Press, October 2006)

She also wrote a chapter, "Inside the Classroom," in the anthology, Feeling Safe: Talking to Children about War and Terrorism (Barnes & Noble, 2003)