Dispatch from Bewilderness
Judith Hannah WeissNominated for Best American Essay and Pushcart Prize. Proudly niche since 2006. Faith, hope, grit and wit, in posts of 2 minutes or less. Subscribe FREE as long as Substack allows. No cost. No risk. No obligation.
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Semi-ultimate best
Once in a while, I remember something. For example, Johnny Carson said mail your packages early so the Post Office can lose them by Christmas. Each year brings moments we might prefer to erase, others we might want to live again, and a hand...
A wild life announcement
When I began working at Time-Life in 1972, we had phone booths, subway tokens, and most of the Great Salt Lake. Back then, we didn’t use Captcha to prove we were human. It was assumed. Some things deconstruct in years. Some deconstruct in s...
I try to imagine the girl
Has your mind ever wandered? Mine, too. Mine wandered out of my body. Highlights included: Watching people’s mouths move while they spoke English, a language I no longer knew.
A curious incident, the sequel
My name is J. I used to have a name with more letters, but that was before the accident. I now live in the state of semi-amnesia. And in the state of aphasia. I commute between lives and between states of mind.
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Judith Hannah Weiss began writing at Time Magazine and has freelanced for 35 years. She has been honored by nominations for both The Pushcart Prize and The Best American Essay. Her posts take less than 2 minutes to read and include her own art.
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