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Maybe Heaven
Yesterday, at about twenty past twelve, my father died. I was with him, with my sons and their partners, and his friend-caregiver, all wonderful humans. We’d all been on our way to other places when the caregiver called me and said dad’s br...
This Ain’t No Fairy Tale
My father is dying. While I’ve been told this before, more times than I can count, actually, this time there is no question. He no longer gets out of bed. He has stopped eating, but is still drinking, so we’re counting days or weeks, but no...
Fifty-Word Stories
I’m in my last in-person class of the season, this time with Nick Flynn. He’s a well-known, generative writer with a Substack called “Notes on Bewilderment,” and a slew of autobiographies. He springs a lot of homework on us, which always se...
Nobody's Perfect
Last night I went with a few friends to hear David Sedaris read at Town Hall. I’ve heard him read too many times to count, since he was in independent bookstores decades ago, and then at places like the magnificent high-Victorian Sanders Th...
Ricotta Desecration
There are some hills I’ll die on. I’m a woman of principle, and though I have a very open mind about most things, for some issues there can be no compromise. Genocide is wrong. Racism is the cause of most problems in this country, and an en...
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