As a high school junior, I owned more than fifteen-hundred movies on videocassette.
Be Kind, Rewind by Ed Doerr
Category: 2018 issues
Ticket to Ride by Gail Griffin
“You saw the Beatles?” I did. “For four dollars?” Which my mother paid. “How old were you?” Fourteen at the concert.
What to Keep by Cindy Carlson
The shredder’s appetite is insatiable. The more I feed it, the more it whines.
Fragments by Maria Browning
In my bedroom there is a bright blue plastic bin that holds the ashes of five dogs….
My Beautiful Machine by Richard Goodman
In 1964, my uncle Bob, the sweetest of my three uncles, gave me a Smith Corona Galaxie II manual typewriter….
Artifacts by Mark Liebenow
A month after Ev’s death, still in shock that someone in her 40s could die without warning, I sit in the silence of a house emptied of her voice.
Review: I’ll Be Gone In The Dark by Michelle McNamara
“You’ll be silent forever, and I’ll be gone in the dark.”
Review: American Snake Pit: Hope, Grit, and Resilience in the Wake of Willowbrook by Dan Tomasulo
“Dr. Dan”… takes on the monumental job of caring for people with special needs in one of the most infamous mental institutions in the history of America…
Review: Nevertheless, She Persisted: True Stories of Women Leaders in Tech by Pratima Rao Gluckman
Nevertheless, She Persisted: True Stories of Women Leaders in Tech is a collection of stories from women who have persevered in the tech world
The Writing Life: Shut Up and Write by Kristina Moriconi
Shut Up and Write! There are books. Meetups. Online sessions. There are methods marketed to writers who want to write but, due to any number of circumstances, cannot get the words down on the page. Writer’s block. Lack of time. Lack of discipline. I am not here to tell you those methods can’t work sometimes.…
