What Lies Beneath the Surface of Your Life?
In last week’s interview, Patrice Gopo described the stories that bubbled up inside her—personal stories about topics she cared deeply
In last week’s interview, Patrice Gopo described the stories that bubbled up inside her—personal stories about topics she cared deeply
Last time we talked about taking a cue from Dani Shapiro and attempting to tell the story as we’re inside
In her recently released memoir, Hourglass, Dani Shapiro says she used to teach her students that writers need distance from
Memoir depends upon memories, yet memory is a living thing—a slippery, unreliable thing. In her book The Art of Memoir,
This week I want to encourage you to dip into memories and memoir. Even though this veers from the more
A friend of mine recommended I read Gilead. Even though it’s a work of fiction, my friend said it inspired her
The taper candles burned low, dripping tiny wax circles onto our gold tablecloth. The turkey carcass sat in the pan
The world of my childhood centered on a small farm in the American Midwest where my parents leased out the
Each Wednesday I’m recording a Curiosity Journal to recap the past week. Tag words are: reading, playing, learning, reacting and
I’m recording an occasional Curiosity Journal, a recap of the past week or so. Tag words are: reading, playing, learning,
I was ten, maybe, visiting my friend Becky, who lived on a farm down the street where they raised cows,