Everyday Epiphanies
Tara DaPraEveryday Epiphanies is space to see magic in the world, to wrestle through the puzzles of life, and to honor the wisdom of our discoveries. New posts each Friday-ish.
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Social Media in the Age of Democratic Decay
This essay has been divided into two parts. You can read part one here.
One of the eternal tenets of writing is context: Where should the writing taking place? Who is the audience? What does the writer hope to achieve? These are such simpl...
Social Media in the Age of Democratic Decay
This essay will appear in two parts.
The day Renee Good was murdered, I was off social media, away from my computer. I was having hip surgery the next day, so to calm my nervous system (and because I would not be able to paint my own...
The Meddling Mother, Part V
This memoir is told in five installments. Read Part I of “The Meddling Mother” here, Part II here, Part III here, and Part IV here.
Over the course of ten days, I have rewritten the ending of this series three times. The events of this sto...
The Meddling Mother, Part IV
This memoir is told in ~~four~~ five (!) installments. Read Part I of “The Meddling Mother” here, Part II here, and Part III here.
After the playground confrontation, I worried that D’s mother would contact me again— knock on the front doo...
The Meddling Mother, Part III
This memoir will be told in four installments. Read Part I of “The Meddling Mother” here and Part II here.
After the debacle at the Easter egg hunt, Jim was annoyed. “Don’t leave me with her like that again,” he said.
“Hey, man, I’ve bee...
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\ud83c\udf00 Grief, parenthood, teaching, books, therapy, money, magic rocks, and the process of writing \ud83c\udf93 Teaching professor @University of Wisconsin-Green Bay \ud83d\udcda Seeking a home for “The Hill of Tara: A Memoir of Love, Grief, and Other Liminal Spaces.”
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