The Impermanence of Survival
Jennifer CloerThe Impermanence of Survival explores the internal conflicts found within all of us when confronted with loved ones who are suffering and how we navigate this world, how it forms us and how it changes us.
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I write creative nonfiction and am the founder & lead advisor at Story Changes Culture. I'm the editor of the award-winning Story Changes Culture newsletter and writer of the Impermanence of Survival, where I share my personal writing work.
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