Ephemeroptera
Sarah CourchesneToward a more perfect union of arts and sciences
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 246 | Subscribers | Read | sarahcourchesne.substack.com |
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Hands, hands, hands, pain
The other day, I got half a mile into my run and then wavered. I saw that it was trash and recycling day, and thought I’d better run back and put out our bins. Then I stopped and thought, surely I could trust the other residents of my house...
Someone tell the plants
There’s about two weeks in spring when the stairwell in my house smells a particular way that’s the way the entire house smelled when we bought it sixteen years ago. Each spring it’s a little weaker, and I guess some year I will no longer n...
Universal and specific
It might be my only memory from second grade: Mrs. Randall, a fox in the 80s vernacular, her flocculent perm teased away from her face, which I cannot remember except that it was young and beautiful. Her dress, broad-shouldered, tapering to...
Lost the thread
I read the NY Magazine article about Neil Gaiman, and then I listened to the podcast, Master, that preceded it. The specifics of what the women went through don’t bear any superficial resemblance to anything I have been through, but there a...
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