Things Invisible to See
Jody FrankCreative nonfiction essays exploring literature, education, American history, and the intangibles that shape our language and experience.
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Bread and Stories
Thanks so much for being with me here at Things Invisible to See. The invisible will stay visible—past posts still live here—but new emails will come from a new space called Bread and Stories. The project has energized me in a way I didn’t...
You made it.
We have to fight them daily, like fleas, those many small worries about the morrow, for they sap our energies….Sufficient unto the day. —Etty Hillesum
I make a habit of doing things that people say I can’t do: walk through fire—water s...
Ghosts of Thanksgivings Past
By the time the turkey sailed out of the oven, the Series of Unfortunate Events that marked our eight years in a 19th-century New England house was funny, sort of. People can learn to laugh at almost anything, and a self-propelled turkey…we...
The News from Hobbiton
We live in a perpetually burning building, and what we must save from it, all the time, is love.
—Tennessee Williams in conversation with James Grissom
All are needed by each one; / Nothing is fair or good alone.
—Ralph Waldo Emerson,...
Curse of the Bee-Wolf
This morning I drove to pick up an order of badly needed hairball control treats (for Marcel and Ani, not me). Waiting for the store to open, I stood in the parking lot and looked up at the sky. Overcast with billowing blue-gray cumulus clo...
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I've written and edited for educational publishers for about a quarter of a century. On Substack I explore language, literature, and culture -- the threads from past to present. I'm a late-blooming aspiring novelist and lifelong cat butler.
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