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Remedies for Heartbreak
Two months since my mom died, eighteen since my dad. When I was wading through my father’s estate last year, the idle dream of moving to Spain was what kept me going: a blinking, dreamy light at the end of my tunnel. Last night, I dreamed I...
90s toys that make me think of my mom
In the strange, surreal days after my mom’s stroke and before her passing, my friends kept asking what I wanted, what I needed, how they could help. I repeatedly took inventory of the situation, but came up empty handed: there isn’t anythin...
ruminations on grief
It’s been seventeen days since my mom died.
A negligible number. So negligible I keep forgetting, keep picking up my phone to text her things: I finally watched all three Airport movies and you’re right they slap or oh my god the bear is...
on losing both my parents to alcoholism in a fifteen month span
Even before my mom’s stroke I kept putting off this entry. I had a harrowing June, it felt impossible to summarize and the events therein dealt with the sensitive topic of LADY PROBLEMS. Now, in the grand scheme of things, it all seems so s...
the mortifying ordeal of being a fangirl
I’m late again. June first blew past me, and took another eleven days with it in an overheated blur. It’s fine—it’s been a beautiful time. I haven’t sat down to write an article because I have been too busy doing things I love: riding my ho...
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Phoenix Mendoza dwells in the woods. An unashamed enthusiast of the carnal, compostable, and corporeal, she is wholly dedicated to luxuriating in the dark, sensual junction where beauty and disgust meet to rot together. There, she writes.
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