
Personal essays about family, places, memory, and our ancestors who watch over us. Written from Southern Spain, rooted in the American South. neither more nor less, just dirt, and maybe some yellow flowers. -- Pablo Neruda
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The day after my dad’s third wedding, my brother got thrown in jail in Lake Hartwell, Georgia.
He had come down from college in North Carolina for the holiday weekend to attend our dad’s backyard wedding, and was driving back when he was...
I’ve always been a bit afraid of the mountains, the Appalachian Mountains that is. I grew up in Atlanta, which is one of the topographically highest cities east of the Mississippi River, about an hour or two from the foothills of the Appala...
The last time I went to the farm with my grandmother, I was too high on heartbreak and hydrocodone to get out of the car.
I regret that now.
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I grew up near the river. Not just any river, I was planted and sprouted up on the banks of the Chattahoochee River. A time traveling river.
I don’t think the planting was intentional really. At least not by my parents. My family moved to...
My Grandma Maggie is known for the crazy gifts she gave. Crazy good gifts, crazily impractical. Delicious, or malodorous depending on who is telling the story. Wildly inappropriate, or incredibly fun.
When she moved my dad and his siblings...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Paige is a lawyer, writer, quilter, and mama based on the Mediterranean. Her weekly essays sew ancestral and family stories into the fabric of America’s history, land, and heart. From the earth by way of the American South. Rising History Substack \ud83c\udf3c
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