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No matter how factual the accomplishments gained or the tragedies sustained, holiday letters, like the season itself, are often sugarcoated. But not this time.
Many people hope to be authors, even some in the publishing business. Going back to a monastery to see both sides of the story.
From the financial crisis to the election and even the weather, unhappiness abounds.
Determining that precise instant when life starts is a big subject in American politics, but it’s rarely discussed with much nuance.
Parents can seem larger in life to their children, but some truly are giants. Recounting the death of her stepfather, for whom nothing was easier by being freakishly big.
When floating through post-collegiate limbo, you can use an anchor. Recalling when a very large book played a very large role in life.
The Sept. 11 attacks bonded Staten Island, the city’s most ambivalent borough, more closely than ever before to the rest of New York. A look at the ripple effects.
Everyone has a talent, something they do better than most anyone else. For some, that may be solving complex problems. For others, it may be performing an athletic feat. For me, it’s crying.
When a beloved companion dies, existential crises loom. Tracing the history of Neptune, a mixed Australian Shepherd, all the way back to the dawn of mammals.
We’ve all had songs we could listen to it for days on end—and have, much to the annoyance of anyone within earshot.
When appointments and schedules get in the way of travel plans, it’s easy to think of the summer as a lost cause. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
To the unhandy, a broken appliance offers an opportunity to prove one’s mettle—and finally break the plastic wrap on that toolbox. A stay-at-home dad calls in reinforcements.