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Robert Kloss

John Coker Josh is a very old friend. I know some of the background. His essay evoked many of my own feeling of the bright spots of darker times in my own life, and life experience is a reel of both sadness and...
Literacy Narrative: Of Cider Jugs and Sunbeams: Wordsworthian Reflections on Autobiography and Memory · March 20, 2019
Breanna I stumbled blindly across this website seeking anything to help me or spark some kind of light in me so I can finally find the right words to write my victim impact statement and what I found was your...
WOVEN: Survivors Are Not a Monolith; I’m Not a “Survivor” · March 4, 2019
adelaidedupont Gurba's memoir of Mean is so spot-on, especially this part:
Gurba argues that even though someone is mean they don’t deserve to be dehumanized. This is shown by the way her younger,...
Meanness Tints the World Inhuman · February 17, 2019

After a Year of Crying, We're Not Yet Out of Tears - https://t.co/tHNGsJ7UwQ

20-Mar-2019

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WOVEN: Good Bones - https://t.co/t0BfZ9qVoa

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Dunwoodie - https://t.co/MRlTcE9V8U

20-Mar-2019

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What kind of person—a playlist - https://t.co/YnwkClCipz

20-Mar-2019

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Dinnerview: Meredith Russo - https://t.co/8QoWYDHBI0

20-Mar-2019

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