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"Almost Thirty" by Rachel Weaver: A Balancing Act in Narrative Rhythm"Almost Thirty" by Rachel Weaver: A Balancing Act in Narrative RhythmOne of the most important lessons I’ve learned in writing creative nonfiction is that, when in doubt, sometimes the best way to write about a thing is to write about something else entirely. Rachel Weaver uses this Read More... |
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"Terrible Sanity" and the Art of Narrative"Terrible Sanity" and the Art of Narrative In “Terrible Sanity” (20.2), Sam Pickering wanders through his own life, lamenting the present and celebrating the past. At once dismissive of sentimentality and profoundly personal, the essay stands as both an ode to education and a yearning fo Read More... |
