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Oldster Magazine

Sari Botton, The Small Bow, Michael A. Gonzales, Nancy Jainchill, Viney Kirpal, Carolita Johnson, Ann Hood, Oldster Magazine, Bridgett M. Davis, Melanie Chartoff, Jim Sollisch

Exploring what it means to travel through time in a human body, at every phase of life.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Sari Botton

    Sari Botton is the author of the memoir "And You May Find Yourself." She edited two bestselling anthologies: "Goodbye to All That" and "Never Can Say Goodbye." She publishes Oldster Magazine, Memoir Land, and Adventures in Journalism.

  • The Small Bow

    Expanding the definition of recovery, but no longer on Substack. Just go to www.thesmallbow.com to see what we're up to.

  • Michael A. Gonzales

    A native of Harlem, Michael A. Gonzales is essayist, critic and short story scribe, He writes for CrimeReads, The Oxford American, Soulhead.com, Catapult (The Blacklist) and Oldster. His Twitter handle is @gonzomike. On Instagram: bigmike151

  • Nancy Jainchill

    A psychologist by trade, I write about sex, feminism, pornography and gender identity/equity. Please check out nancyjainchill.com @nancyjainchill

  • Viney Kirpal

    Viney was professor of English at the Indian Institiute of Tehnology, Bombay(1974-97), a corporate soft skills consultant and coach. Today she is a health and personal writer in American and national publications.

  • Carolita Johnson

    Freelance writer and illustrator. Cartoonist at The New Yorker. She/her/ma'am all work. Multi-racial. Patreon: "Carolitaland" (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=10896483) if you're a saint.

  • Ann Hood

    I'm the author of lots of books, an avid knitter, home cook, and traveler. I live in a 411 square foot apartment in NYC with my husband, the writer Michael Ruhlman, and two cats--Hermia and Gertrude.

  • Oldster Magazine

    Exploring what it means to travel through time in a human body, at every phase of life. Edited by Sari Botton.

  • Bridgett M. Davis

    I’m a writer, lately of memoir, filmmaker of a rediscovered lost gem, proud native of Detroit, and an incurable teacher ever since I was gifted a chalkboard for Christmas as a 7-year-old.

  • Melanie Chartoff

    I'm a newer writer, an older actor, a late-blooming bride, and a stepmother and god grandmother-in-training. Welcome to the ongoing absurdities of my reinventing world.

  • Jim Sollisch

    My book title is a bio: How donating a kidney fixed my jump shot and 73 other short essays on fatherhood, yogurt-in-a-tube, monogamy, the paradox of choice, why I hate tiny houses, the shocking truth about Jews in sports and how to fix air travel.

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