
Letters to My Generation is an on-going project, first started in 2010, following the repeated requests from dear friends and trouble makers to write down what I thought about what is happening in the world.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 78 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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Some of us can still barely speak of that day—how normal it was when we woke up that morning, the clear September sky, the mundanity of brushing teeth and going to the subway and heading to work. It took many of us over a decade to get thro...
The power of love came into me,
and I became fierce like a lion,
then tender like the evening star.
—Rumi
Anger is an easy ocean in which to sink, in which to lose one self completely. It is easy and sometimes joyful to drown in outr...
Captivating—the sun glowing crimson over the western horizon. Evening after transfixed evening I wondered at the marvel, a small kernel of alarm in my chest. West of the Rockies this portends fire, smoke rising in the sky, but here on the G...
Since returning to the United States a week and a half ago, I have heard “commie Mamdani” (in person, not on state regime media FOX) at least a half-dozen times. The reference has, in every instance, come from someone in their sixties. Some...
It began, more obviously, with the rounding up of students with permanent and temporary residency—legal immigrants, as it were, invalidating their visas and green cards—while at the same time, more quietly, removing LGBT from EEOC protectio...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, thinker, chef born in Nebraska and raised all over the US and currently living the expat life in Portugal. My poetry has previously appeared in: The Q Review, The Red Fez, Wilde Magazine, Milk Sugar, The Apple Valley Review, and Vine Leaves.
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