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Memoir
The Story of a Life in a Single Photograph
Panashe Chigumadzi on the Woman Who Would Become Her Grandmother
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Panashe Chigumadzi
| July 30, 2018
Writing a Memoir to Honor My Younger Self
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When a Decades-Long Marriage Reaches a Breaking Point
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| July 27, 2018
How I Wrote My Memoir, One Notecard at a Time
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Collecting the Last, Lost Stories of WWII
How a Family Remembers Itself in Darker Times
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| July 26, 2018
Teaching Yoga to My Captors in a Somali Pirate Villa
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| July 25, 2018
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How Someone Else's Writer's Block Helped Me Write My Novel
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If Watergate Happened Now, It Would Stay a Secret
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David Lynch on the Dark Side of Fifties Suburbia
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Samantha Hunt: Ghosts of Brooklyn Past
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Samantha Hunt
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On Falling in Love with the Language I've Spoken My Entire Life
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Lucy Tan
| July 9, 2018
Peter Mayle Knew How to Handle the Trolls (Back When They Wrote Letters)
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Peter Mayle
| July 6, 2018
How Time in the Woods Helped Me Reset My Life
"I Stood in the Middle of the Weeds, and I Didn’t Give a Fuck About Anything"
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Elle Nash
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Edmund White: Reading is a Passport to the World
On Revisiting Books Favorite Books, From Proust to Shakespeare
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Edmund White
| June 27, 2018
My Dinner with Denis Johnson
Rick Bass Cooks Dinner for His Neighbor and Talks About Writing
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Rick Bass
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