Dispatch from Bewilderness (Proudly Niche since 2006)
Judith Hannah WeissNominated in 2024 both for Best American Essay and for the Pushcart Prize. Find resilience, rebuilding, faith, hope, love, birds, wit, grit, beauty, brain, stuff that's off-the-bell curve, aphasia, amnesia, amnesic memoir. Proudly niche since 2006.
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A few more things I don't know
Trying to capture the self, as if it had edges, dimensions, limits, as if you could weigh or measure it, dress or undress it, download, upload, unload or replace it.
How to think like a plant
> A poem (from a plant):
I Can Forget It For You ... Retail
The world is divided into things I can’t say and more things I can’t say. This is called aphasia. Plus things I used to know, things I never knew, and things I won’t know a moment from now. That is called amnesia.
The Front of a Horse
The very tall doctor with icy eyes summed things up. “Scans show pronounced brain damage.”
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Judith Hannah Weiss began writing at Time Magazine, freelanced for 25 years, and was then hit by a truck. Post-truck, her work has been on NBC News and The Washington Post. She has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and Best American Essay.
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