The story is not about what happened, it's about what the narrator makes of what happened.
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Cheers, l’chaim.
A moment ago, I was reading a post by one of those hall monitor girls, giving everyone on the planet five minutes to enjoy whatever she thought we should enjoy. Then she tapped her watch and said, We. Have. To. Get. Back....
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about love.
Recently, my friend Denise O’Connor sent me a story she’d written, based on a prompt she received in a workshop. Her story is brilliant, and I was excited to try the prompt myself. Here are the directions:
Roman Holiday
Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday, no copyright in the public domain, Wikimedia Commons.
Roman Holiday, 1953 (MGM)
In Roman Holiday, you root for the characters because you want them to enjoy their lives. They do—for o...
Party down
Mick Jagger 1965 Turku Seurahuone, Finland at a press conference. Wikimedia Commons. Public domain.
Two women I hadn’t seen in a while showed up at the bar. At one point, Jane rested her head against mine, and I rested my head against Len...
Please, come with me
Magenta. Photo by Ikhlas on Unsplash
The other day, Richard mentioned that Alan Bennett is 92 and has had bowel cancer. I was in the bath, and my feet were stretched out through the bubbles, and I wondered if I would have another twelve ye...
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Laurie Stone is author of six books, most recently "Streaming Now, Postcards from the Thing that is Happening," longlisted for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award. She writes the Substack "Everything is Personal.”
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