
Rebuilding a life and a writing practice after leaving academe.
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From Instagram
Every now and then I see a promising new TV series with a Montana theme. I go for the bait and quickly learn that it’s a Taylor Sheridan story, which means several things.
There will be horses. There will be cowboys. There...
From Al-Zahrāwī’s “Surgery” volume. Source: McGill University
Last fall I converted to Islam after claiming atheism for most of my adult life. The reasons why are a separate story, one I’m still weighing how to tell publicly. But I spent...
“The fact that we don't trust the word of a physician with mental illness the same way we do one with a chronic physical health condition speaks volumes about embedded stigma.”
— Dr. Devika Bhushan
Today, on “The Things Not Named,” I spea...
From Soho Press
While watching the headlines about Pete Hegseth’s purge of female military officers, I’ve often thought back to the years I taught Helen Benedict’s novel Sand Queen (2011). That was for my “Illness and Health in Literature”...
From Hillwalk Tours
It’s a holiday week. Please enjoy this poem from the archive.
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We are sober folk.
Our starting place is t...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Author of a memoir and a poetry collection. Essays in Missouri Review, Kenyon Review, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Pediatrician and former acting Surgeon General of California offering evidence-based tools for parenting, health and resilience, informed by the latest science and lived expertise
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