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Object-ives #9: The Garbage Pail Kid That Made Me Cry
A special gift from Kevin Smith
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The Mad Widow
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Why My Friend’s Surprise Marriage Raised So Many Red Flags
And how I tried to help her escape
Oct 30
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Sumitra Mattai
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There’s a Vegan at Your Dinner Table (P.S. It’s Me)
Why I dropped the conversion act—and started inviting people in
Oct 29
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Gia Mora
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The Keys to Ghosting
He gave me his keys after one night. I gave them a proper funeral
Oct 28
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Dirty Lola
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How to Shatter a Marriage
A single moment revealed our relationship was already broken
Oct 27
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Jazmine Becerra Green
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Object-ives #8: The Powder Puff in My Drawer Smells Like the Ghost of My Grandmother
I now share my triumphs and struggles with this memento of my beloved Mamá
Oct 24
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Angely Mercado
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How to Find Your Voice as a Writer
The talking heads on your TV all sound alike — but writers shouldn’t
Oct 22
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Minda Honey
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WATCH: Q&A with Sonali Kolhatkar on Her Preventive Double Mastectomy, the BRCA Gene Mutation, Grief, Body Image, and Mental Health
Journalist Sonali Kolhatkar also discusses her medical decision-making, family support, recovery, and the power of writing fiction and nonfiction
Oct 21
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Open Secrets Magazine
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Sonali Kolhatkar
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Some People Collect Memories from Their Travels. I Collect Things I Didn’t Pay For
I didn’t think of the habit I started as a child as stealing until recently
Oct 20
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Adam T
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Object-ives #7: Why I Still Want a Delia’s Bucket Hat
I find comfort in my 90s catalog collection
Oct 17
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Molly Cameron
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Giving Up the Ghost
Athena Dixon on letting go of what haunts you
Oct 15
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Athena Dixon
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After Her Brain Surgery, I Was Terrified My Mom Would Never Be My Mom Again
Attending the US Open with her showed me she’s still the same woman I love
Oct 14
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Akemi Ueda
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