grief
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An Overexplainer’s Corner of the Internet A Note Before You Read I’ve been staring at something on my wall. It’s been there for a few months now, and if you walked into my living room you’d probably notice it immediately — it doesn’t exactly blend in. But life moves fast, and I’ve been moving with… Read more
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An Author’s Note: The Architecture of What I Couldn’t Say A Departure If you’ve followed my blog for any length of time, you know what I do here. I tell stories. Real ones. My name, my face, my mess—all of it laid out in black and white for anyone willing to read. I’ve written about… Read more
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The Tending A Companion Piece to “What is a Mother Without Children?” You want to know how this museum works. You want to know when I built each room, whether this building is real or imagined, what my medical history entails, how many years I tried, whether I’m married, if I have a name beyond… Read more
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What is a Mother Without Children? The museum opens at dawn, though you won’t arrive until much later. I am here in the quiet blue light, walking through galleries I have spent decades curating. My footsteps echo differently in each room, and I know them all by heart—the hollow ring in the Hall of Might-Have-Beens,… Read more
