Essay by John Jacobson
Love, joy, loss, and grief are all flowers on the same vine.
Illness
I’m Never Weeding
Oct 31, 2022
Author Talk: Sarah Fay
Oct 17, 2022
Podcast Interview with Martha Nichols
A conversation about Fay's "Pathological" memoir and mental-health misdiagnoses (yes, plural).
On Touch
Jul 11, 2022
Poetry by José Angel Araguz
Touching, letting go, returning to touch: we love with the persistence of flies!
An Indian Summer Like No Other
Oct 18, 2021
Essay by Srijani Ganguly
Others might get sick, be hospitalized, or even die, but no one we know will really be affected by it.
Crazy Quilt
Mar 30, 2021
Poetry by Madeleine Mysko
To make something from the desires both to hold and to be held.
Corona Archive #3: Day
Dec 14, 2020
Poetry by Sheila Black
I wonder about the half-advertent suicides. About a person who writes about a wing in the sky.
Alchemy of the Mind
Oct 05, 2020
Comic by James Notarianni
I know we don't sound like you.
Bibliotherapy: Writing About Trauma
Jun 15, 2020
Interview Feature by Cristina Deptula
We, as humans, need to be around others who have felt what we’re feeling.
Perceived Threats
May 04, 2020
Pen-and-Ink Feature by Darrell Urban Black
The words I find most comforting during the pandemic are words of unity.
Return to New York
May 04, 2020
Report by Keith Langston
The feeling of being protected, of being immune, and of being separate vanished.
