Daphne Discloses
Daphne BerryhillGenX diary-inspired stories about coming of age, generational family drama and transitions. Conversations with authors about navigating life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 54 |
| Subscribers | Read | daphneberryhill.substack.com |
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Cinderella Moments Wished Away
It’s striking to see aspects of your essence in another person. It can feel comforting and connecting. Or it can feel unsettling. (Do I really wanna see every aspect of myself reflected back?) Sometimes, finding points of commonality can be...
Rediscovering '90s Vibes: Why Adulting Feels Like Déjà Vu 30 years later
Thirty years ago, Brian and I celebrated our first Christmas as newlyweds. He was studying filmmaking at Columbia in Chicago and working in a Circuit City warehouse. I worked as a nurse assistant and was getting ready to start nursing schoo...
Does everything need to be wrapped in a story?
Gift wrap has become another holiday dilemma. Wrap and waste? Or spare landfills and the magic? An unwrapped gift doesn’t feel the same. It just doesn’t. The sight alone of a wrapped present fuels curiosity and anticipation. And the multi-s...
November nothings
Get up and go—as much as I can this month, I’m going for walks. Snow’s coming soon, and I’m a hibernating creature. Not even a threshold of tolerance is what I have for the snowy season. My blood freezes, my body shakes, I lose my voice, an...
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GenX diary-inspired stories and long-form interviews. Elsewhere, I'm an oncology pharmacist, medical writer and reviewer.
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