A newsletter for those who love to travel, are curious about travel writing, or just enjoy reading thought-provoking, introspective travel essays.
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At my age, I should understand: I am a person doing her job and there is another person doing his job. I am a travel writer, driving home from Far West Texas to Dallas. He is a police officer, pulling me over. But those blue-red sirens make...
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How to Make People Say Interesting Things, Part II
a free one-hour Zoom class for writers (and non-writers) on the art of the interview (and it's ok if you missed Part I!)
Hi! I’m so excited to offer this one-hour Zoom class on Tuesday, April 21, at 7 p.m. Central. It’s free for paid subsc...
Interrupting Men
I was out with a group of women recently. One was bemoaning interrupting men—the participle, not the gerund. She was sick of being talked over. I listened to her with interest. I, too, dislike interruption, but I rarely blame my interrupter...
Depression
I have a theory that everyone has either anxiety or depression. As a member of the latter camp, I find depression superior, more rooted in pragmatism—the act of accepting the immutable past, rather than spinning around on fire in a poorly i...
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I am a novelist and essayist who writes for NYT, the Guardian, WaPo, Harper's, etc. Boston-grown, Texas-based, always packing or unpacking.
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