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Is History Wasted on Everyone?

Nov 07, 2022

Essay by Martha Nichols

Chaos is a gaping seam in the orderly surface that everyone wants to believe in.

Memoir, History, Truth-telling | Read More

I’m Never Weeding

Oct 31, 2022

Essay by John Jacobson

Love, joy, loss, and grief are all flowers on the same vine.

Memoir, Grief, Illness | Read More

Shallow Earth

May 09, 2022

Essay by Amanda M. Capelli

Growing up in the spaces between place and time changes how you see the world, the awareness that these constructs are malleable.

Memoir, Family Stories, Politics of Place | Read More

My Anarchist Heart

May 02, 2022

Essay by John Vogel

I love being sparked by art. It’s one of the best and oldest experiences to which we have access, and when you can achieve that by your own creation, that’s the jackpot.

Memoir, History, Creative Lifer | Read More

About the Man Who Kept a Silver Nail File

Nov 08, 2021

Flash Nonfiction by Susan Terris

The man who once stood on a chair was also the one who took me skating with him every Saturday morning when I was a girl.

Memoir, Flash Nonfiction, Family Stories | Read More