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The Next Write Thing

Nan Tepper, Jess Greenwood
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Essays about my formerly dysfunctional life, the family I came from and how I recovered. It's funny, sometimes a bit dark, and very, very real.

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Did You Pay Your Taxes?

Here we are again. April 15, 2026. My taxes are due. Your taxes are due. Did you pay them?

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Not A Peep Out Of You!

On Passover, we read the story of the exodus from a book called a Haggadah. I figure if we tell that story, every year, for 5786 years, I can tell mine every year, too, at least for that long.
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E.R.A. Now, Dammit! The Replay? Kinda.

A gift to all of you from me, with love. The thing that’s been taking up most of my days. The stories here are phenomenal. I don’t want you to miss it.
Scroll past this part if you want to head right to the stories…but don’t, b...
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I'm telling a story at Wham! Bam! Thank You! Slam!

I miss you! So here’s the info, in a nutshell, which is unusual for me, the nutshell thing. But it speaks to the brevity of all of the stories at the slam. 4 minutes, which is roughly 500 words!

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Life Comes Full Circle

I didn’t wear glasses when I was a kid. I used to try to fake my vision tests, I wanted glasses so badly. My brother had them. I was jealous.

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  • Nan Tepper

    I'm a happily aging kid raised in the 1960s. I write memoir, work as a graphic designer, perform in story slams. Wham! Bam! Thank You! Slam! and The Next Write Thing. And I'll make YOUR stack look great!

  • Jess Greenwood

    Writer. Realist. Mom. Human. Fascinated by the gap between ideation and implementation, I write to figure things out. Right now, I'm working on joy.

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