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The Truth
What I'm Watching

The Truth

Whenever you get a movie by a postmodernist titled THE TRUTH (La Vérité), you know truth will be an uncertain … Continue reading The Truth

How LITTLE WOMEN Saved Me
Feminism, Memoir

How LITTLE WOMEN Saved Me

On my tenth Christmas, I peeled back the wrapping paper to find a book about the size of a dictionary. … Continue reading How LITTLE WOMEN Saved Me

On Father’s Day Weekend
Healing, Memoir

On Father’s Day Weekend

My father kept an old Yamaha acoustic guitar in his bedroom. Sometimes I ran my child-round fingertips over the strings … Continue reading On Father’s Day Weekend

My Breakdown in a Bus Depot
Healing, Memoir

My Breakdown in a Bus Depot

And then I went to New York. If you have been asleep, New York will slap you out of it. … Continue reading My Breakdown in a Bus Depot

Grandma
Healing, Memoir

Grandma

Out of all the places I’ve lived, only one has ever meant home. My grandparents’ house on South Fruitland Street. … Continue reading Grandma

Cutting the Cord
Memoir

Cutting the Cord

I now saw that talking to my parents was pointless. So instead, I typed them an email. I need to … Continue reading Cutting the Cord

The Breakup
Memoir

The Breakup

As my love of Thailand grew, so did the glaring evidence of the problems in my relationship. I often woke … Continue reading The Breakup

Thailand
Healing, Memoir

Thailand

Top had booked his first visit home in three years, and I went with him. I had learned so much … Continue reading Thailand

The Beginning of the End
Healing, Memoir

The Beginning of the End

A few months before my graduation, I came home after classes one day to find my parents in the living … Continue reading The Beginning of the End

PiMam
Healing, Memoir

PiMam

About five months after I moved in, another woman joined us upstairs. PiMam*. She was another relative of the owner, … Continue reading PiMam

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