Calling from the Landline
Alice L DriverNotes on how to keep daily life creative
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I paid $200 to quote poet Allen Ginsberg
On this postcard that poet Allen Ginsberg sent to my mom in 1975, he wrote, “Oh Dakini!”
Like many people, I ended up back home living with my parents during the pandemic. The unlikely result of this time with my parents is that I have de...
My Interview with Dolores Huerta at 96
Dolores Huerta turned 96 on a Friday. I interviewed her 24 hours into her 96th year, and she looked strong in body and spirit, her lips red. She told me she wanted to help save democracy and planned to go door-knocking to get out the vote....
Join me today at the Food Literacy for All event
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Register for free and join me today at 6:30 pm EST for “Food Literacy for All,” hosted by the School for Environment and Sustainability at the University of Michigan. I will be back in my home state to participate in the ArkaText Fe...
The Italian Translation
Last week, my Italian editor sent me examples of potential book covers. I have to keep writing books so I can continue living my dream of having them translated into every language.
I love working as a translator and the relationships I h...
Write What You Have
A photo from Art Week in Mexico City.
I haven’t been writing the thing I am supposed to write. The draft has been sitting for months, lurking in my mind. It is like a mountain in the distance, and every day I wake up, look at it, and think...
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Alice Driver is a writer from the Ozark Mountains. She is the author of Life and Death of the American Worker: The Immigrants Taking on America's Largest Meatpacking Company (One Signal 2024).
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