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Dolly Parton, Carl Dean and Popeye, 1980’s
When I heard the news about Dolly Parton, I, like most of us, thought, “Fuck, no. Not now. We need her.”
At the risk of sounding like a grief-monger who’s unlocking a new bereavement niche in rea...
Good boy, Dewey
Dewey came to us from grief.
When we got him, I wanted him to be another dog. I wanted him to be our two-year-old Boston Terrier, Wayne, who had just died while we were on vacation. I wanted him to arrive as a clone, complete with the same...
The Lines I Didn’t Publish No.7
Behind the scenes of “A Folking Good Time,” getting out of your writing’s way, and knowing when to end it.
I had a lot of fun writing A Folking Good Time.
A Folking Good Time
As we get older, capturing a slice of magic isn’t so easy.
Somewhere between invoices, status updates, and Uppababy strollers, we forget to find the fun.
It’s harder to get the band back together. And when we do, the greatest hits hit dif...
The Lines I Didn’t Publish No.6
Behind the scenes of “Ugly Photo,” thoughts on rereleasing an essay, Substack stats 15 months apart (on the same essay), and my audio setup.
The story behind Ugly Photo began after attending one of my best friends’ baby showers. We’re a gr...
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