Amy Novak
Writer, obsessor, former editorial director, mama, mamacita, non-profiteer, basketballer, thinker.
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Funny Stories About My Dead Mom — Part 5: Clowns (and Other Childhood Torments)
It was hard growing up being afraid of clowns at a time when it was starting to become trendy to be afraid of clowns.
At first, I felt camaraderie with all the people who were also freaked out by the concept of regular adults wearing weir...
Funny Stories About My Dead Mom — Part 4: Our Baby Brother
Five years younger than me and six years younger than Carly, Anthony somehow always managed to be at an age where he annoyed the shit out of us when we were young. We’re friends now, of course–I couldn’t love him more. In retrospect, I thin...
Funny Stories About My Dead Mom—Part 3: Unkidnappable
When I was in 5th grade, Jacob Wetterling was abducted from a small town in Central Minnesota (this is funny I swear). This was THE child abduction of my generation. Nowadays, we hear about child abductions all the time, but back then, it w...
Funny Stories About My Dead Mom — Part 2: People My Mom Hated
My mom hated a few people. Not like the curb stomp in American History X level hatred, but still enough hate to use the word “hate”. Interestingly, we were not allowed to use that word growing up and I, of course, was the child for whom tha...
Funny Stories About My Dead Mom — Part 1: Peacox
For obvious reasons, we couldn’t publish these then. By “we” I mean my siblings and me, the trio of living historians who came together to remember, curate and share these stories. Carly is the oldest, Anthony is the youngest, and I’m in th...
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