Strange Clarity
Laura Cecile MooreEssays that start with a question and end somewhere unexpected.
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The censor at school, the censor at bedtime
Illustration from The Dangerous Journey, by Tove Jansson
My kids’ school has turned them, aged 3 and 5, into language narcs. Stupid, sayeth the school, is a bad word. I’m not sure my kids know its real meaning, since prior to the ban, we n...
For years I said “I’m fine” and really believed it
Photo by John Cobb on Unsplash
Content note: suicidal ideation
About a decade ago, a panic attack came on. I’d had them over the years. I vividly remember my first, before I even knew the term for it. I was in a cab driving down a crowded...
When you can’t trust yourself
The Arnolfini Portrait by Jan van Eyck (1434), detail
When do you call it quits? A vexed question when applied to a romance, a friendship, a job. Lately I’ve been asking this about writing. One day I might feel, with perfect conviction, ab...
Writing that’s “intimate, but not necessarily personal”
Last year I had an unpleasant experience with an editor I’d hired to give feedback on a nonfiction book proposal draft. I walked away believing the project was simply destined to be misunderstood, but then I came across writer and freelance...
Elena Ferrante and the people who vouched for her
Photo by Anastasia Zhenina on Unsplash
The controversy surrounding Elena Ferrante’s identity has been gnawing at me since 2016, when Claudio Gatti published his infamous investigation pointing to translator Anita Raja. I explored the matte...
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Lifelong obsessive quester. I cycle through fixations; currently: artistic sensibility, Jean Rhys, unconscious thought, Icelandic place names. Published in Liberties, Electric Literature, & The Madrid Review. Forthcoming in The Philosopher.
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