
Essays on kindness, pop culture, and occasionally poop. Cancer survivor x2. Father of awesome daughters. Four-time Best American Essayist.
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Will have the words shit and fuck everywhere. Also Jesus Christ and goddammit to hell and Please God No. Shit and fuck will be used when describing the action of war, the bullets and bombs. The others when describing the aftermath of the fi...
I first started writing in my early 20s, not long after I dropped out of college to watch the Gulf War. My roommate and I both worked crappy jobs that left us tired and with little time or money to socialize, so we holed up in our rooms and...
When I was 16 I had little nicknames for everyone. I’d call my coworkers at the grocery store Nerd or Weirdo. I’d call my friends Goober or Gomer Pyle. It was a silly little teenage thing because I was a silly little teenage person in the s...
A week before my 54th birthday Jenn and I went for a walk at the wetlands, a small nature preserve and migratory bird sanctuary on the south side of Lawrence. It was a chilly day in mid-February, the wind winding out of the west the way it ...
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Four-time Best American Essayist. Newest essay collection: Melt With Me: Coming of Age and Other '80s Perils
Recovery from anything that disconnects you from yourself — the beliefs, roles, and identities you inherited or adopted. Recognition of original wholeness. Writer. LCSW.
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