Category Archives: Memoir

Driving and Writing (or How I Lost My First Royalty Check)

Rob Roberge on mangoes, tamales, chrome, and the widely frowned upon crime of driving while writing. Continue reading

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The Boy Who Loved Books

“Seemingly trivial but secretly significant moments sustained me through a dark decade growing up under Margaret Thatcher,” writes Damian Barr, “in a coal-mining village near Glasgow that was destroyed by her policies, in a family that was torn apart.” Continue reading

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Five Comrades in The Black Panther Party, 1967-1970

Judy Juanita on joining the Black Panthers and revisiting the movement now some 40 years later Continue reading

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Tapering

In her Weeklings debut, Sarah Beller recalls a period of time when she mixed drugs: love and Xanax. Continue reading

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My Brief and Brilliant Career As a Corporate Bush Leaguer

No climb up the corporate ladder is complete without the company picnic. The undoing of Jose Padua and his career in direct marketing. Continue reading

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Dear Future Child

In which Chantal Claret asks the age-old question: to be a mom, or not to be a mom? Continue reading

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GODDAMN DOGS

It’s not a dog’s life. No, but as a dog walker Amanda Nazario gets a new view of life, love and the city… Continue reading

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