The Wrong Globe
Tanya MoziasLetters and essays about language, culture, and identity — by a Russian-born Jewish linguist and mother living in the most complicated place on earth
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 130 | Subscribers | Read | tanyamozias.substack.com |
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A familiar face in the shelter
8:09 am. I’ve just dropped Maya off at her Passover day camp and as soon as I turn the corner to go home, a pre-siren alert sounds. A car makes a sharp turn and another one honks. I cross the road and run to our dental clinic and into their...
Everything will be ok
Walking Shiloh one morning on a nearly empty street. A man I don’t know is standing at the entrance to a building, says good morning and then: “do you want lemons?” I do. He goes to the garage and brings a ginormous plastic bag of lemons. I...
What's keeping me company
Last week, we noticed that Findus emerged from the safe room covered in blue stains. It was a mystery that occupied us fully for the next few air raid sirens. We searched everywhere — under the bed, in the closet, under the desk — but we co...
Despite Everything, Strawberries
Somehow, things are settling into an unsettling kind of ‘normal’. School isn’t back yet (thankfully), but afterschool clubs are. Maya’s gymnastics practice is a fifteen-minute walk from our house, and on Monday she begged me to take her.
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Russian-born, Israel-based linguist and essayist writing about language, culture, and living between worlds. Published in Oprah Daily, Washington Post, Boston Globe, Newsweek.
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