Along The Seam
Rachael CerrottiRachael is the author of WE SHARE THE SAME SKY. She’s a Maine-based writer, podcaster, curator, and educator writing about inherited memory, family history and grief (and now new motherhood).
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May Writing Workshop
The kiddo and the pup watching the chipmunks.
I thought I would write most days of my son’s life. Not long ‘dear diary’ entries, but notes at least. I thought I would mark the calendar when he ate his first food, began to crawl, or pulled...
A Conversation with Community Leader Cliff Sebastian
From the ALONG THE SEAM podcast
I recently shared an episode of Along The Seam with Armenian filmmaker Naré Mkrtchyan. Naré reminds me that personal history is a bridge builder and a source of connection. There is so much relationship to b...
A Conversation with Filmmaker Naré Mkrtchyan
From the ALONG THE SEAM podcast
I was recently asked if I thought that those descended from the Holocaust have a responsibility to carry their family story. I was surprised by my own answer when I said no. I can’t dictate for others what t...
Ruthless
We are moving and the act of throwing things out feels therapeutic, and a bit aggressive.
Here is a list of what went into the trash this week:
1. The shoes I wore to his funeral. 10 years beaten down. Soles worn. Peeling. For years I’ve...
Storage
A good friend recently called me to share that her parents asked her to clean out her childhood home. For some, like myself, this is a joy of an activity. I love an archive. I love getting lost in old papers, turning over each piece to read...
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Rachael is the author of WE SHARE THE SAME SKY and the host of ALONG THE SEAM podcast. She’s a Maine-based memoirist writing about memory, grief, and new motherhood.
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