Amy O. Day
The Letters ProjectAmy O. Day is writing All the Names We Carry, a memoir built from research and a family archive spanning generations. Her work has appeared in Gumball Poetry, The Chronogram, and the NY Press. She lives in New Jersey and Woodstock, NY.
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Chapter 4: Dream Come True
All the Names W Carry is a memoir that draws on an archive of letters and genealogy research to explore how patterns of addiction, mental illness, and silence appear across generations and in my own life.
← Chapter 3: Stick Figures | Part...
Chapter 3: Stick Figures
All the Names W Carry is a memoir that draws on an archive of letters and genealogy research to explore how patterns of addiction, mental illness, and silence appear across generations and in my own life.
← Chapter 2: The Last Screw | Par...
Chapter 5: Death Was in the Barn
All the Names W Carry is a memoir that draws on an archive of letters and genealogy research to explore how patterns of addiction, mental illness, and silence appear across generations and in my own life.
← Chapter 4: Dream Come True | Par...
In All the World
I remember the kind of anger
the blonde lady had.
Her austere expression
and clenched fists,
eyes down and closed,
not wishing to see
or be seen.
She said
she had lost everything
she’d ever wanted,
as she wept and rested
her he...
The Name She Wouldn't Say
Richard, Danny and Frances Walsh (my mother), c. 1940
The house on McAlpine Street had once been a grand Victorian with a wrap-around porch, a spindlework frieze, and sash windows with louvered shutters. In 1982, my mother took me to Avoca...
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Amy O. Day is the author of All the Names We Carry, a memoir in-progress drawing on 50 years of family artifacts to explore mental illness, addiction, and the performance of “ok.” Her work appears in The Chronogram, NY Press, and Gumball Poetry.
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