Once a boy
John DraperHi, my name's John Draper, These stories are based on my life growing up in the 60s and 70s. Give it a try. Could be neato! Subscribing’s free.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | johndraper.substack.com |
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Maybe bullies have reasons
We moved to a suburb of Seattle when I was little. The area was full of rising young families like ours. Within 20 years, the city would have the highest per-capita income in Washington state, higher than Seattle. Our house was surrounded b...
Being the "artistic kid"
I entered grade school with an unfair advantage, like a robot sidekick, all strobes and whirly-gigs and “yes, sir . . . “no, sir.” (God, I would have given my left nut for a robot sidekick when I was a kid!) First grade. My parents held me...
A trip to the principal's office
What would it have been like to have worked with my parents? Kids did that, I assume. Somewhere. Imagine having your dad teach you golf because he loved it and he wanted me to love it yet not blowing his stack when you weren’t immediately g...
First kiss
By the time I got into sixth grade, all us classmates were utterly familiar with one another. Many of us had been branded. For example, the girl who farted in front of everyone in PE class.
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Professional writer for 30-plus years, first in newspapers -- back when newspapers were made out of paper. (It's true. Google it if you don't believe me.) After that, it was "corporate communications," which, yes, is as much an oxymoron as it sounds.
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