Recovering American
Personal essays on travel, exile, belonging, and wonder – written by a recovering American learning how to live elsewhere.
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The Facebook Saga Comes to a Reasonably Satisfying Conclusion
Back in January, a month after moving to France, I wrote about being disappeared from Facebook. I had just dislocated myself from home and country, and now, through no choice of my own and for no discernible reason, I was disconnected from...
Angers Is the Place
How many of us were born where we were because somewhere along the line an ancestor said, “I can go no further,” and stopped?
I could go no further.
Fortunately, I had landed in Angers.
For the non-francophones among us, this is pronounc...
TODAY on Instagram Live!
Hey, everybody. Just a quick note, as I’m busy clearing off the dining room table and figuring out how to prop up my phone so it doesn’t fall over, but TODAY at 9AM Pacific time, 6PM France time (and all the various other times all around t...
High-Water Mark
It was February in Metz when my body said it didn’t want to go any further. I had been moving, city by city, one per month—Dole, then Besançon, then Metz—and my original plan was to keep on moving till I’d visited each of the ten places I t...
Lourd!
Beloved readers: It’s been a month since I’ve made a post! I was walloped by airborne allergies shortly after arriving here in Angers, and that took me out for over a week. And, unsurprisingly, given how taxing it is on a nervous system to...
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Author of American Breakdown: Our Ailing Nation, My Body’s Revolt, and the Nineteenth-Century Woman Who Brought Me Back to Life (HarperCollins, 2023). River swimmer. Pastry Aficionado. Anxious traveler.
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