My Own Private Waste Land
Lee G. HornbrookT.S. Eliot, Mental Illness, and the Making of a Memoir
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Visiting My Brother's Grave
(My brother’s, sister-in-law’s, nephew’s and niece’s gravestone, Lacey, Washington, Aug 6, 2024 - photo by author)
Seattle to Lacey is seventy-plus miles south, fighting traffic all the way. What would normally be an hour trip in most citi...
OPM: Other People's Memoirs
Last night, I was fortunate to see award-winning writer read from his memoir, You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, a tribute to his mother, Lillian.
He read and interacted with a packed crowd, engaging, smiling, tearing up.
Sherman graciou...
Hands Off - An Inspiring Day
Hello! Remember me? I hope you all have been well. I’m coming back, but first . . .
April 5, 2025 - Hands Off Rally - Seattle.
Nothing brings Pacific Northwesterners out of their houses more than sunshine. The trains were full. Downtown...
Take Action Against Tyranny (part 2)
Photo by Samantha Sophia on Unsplash
Birthday over - now for a more complete post.
Yesterday I posted:
I was born exactly two weeks before JFK was assassinated.
I was raised with this:
“Ask not what your country can do for you--ask wh...
Take Action Against Tyranny (part 1)
Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash
Today is my birthday.
I was born exactly two weeks before JFK was assassinated.
I was raised with this:
“Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country.”
JFK inaugural add...
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Writer. Memoirist. Developmental editor. Writing coach. Dachshund owner. Editor at The Writing Prof Editorial Services (https://leehornbrook.com) and of The Writing Prof on Medium.
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