While award-winning writer and plant biologist Susan J. Twiet’s book Bless the Birds: Living with Love in a Time of Dying is about the death of a beloved husband, the author […]
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The Memory of All That: A Love Story about Alzheimer’s
Mary MacCracken writes with honest poignancy in beautiful prose in The Memory of All That: A Love Story about Alzheimer’s as she shares her observations and tribulations of her beloved […]
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Maria Popova, a Bulgarian-born American writer, once said, “…it can take us years or decades of hindsight and reflection to arrive at the truth of our experience, any experience, and […]
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Terraphilia. The word cannot be found in a general dictionary or easily online. As defined by Richard Cabe and Susan Tweit, terraphilia embraces all of life’s many forms, from botanical […]
Read MoreRaising the Bar: A Lawyer’s Memoir
Ruth Rymer’s memoir, Raising the Bar: A Lawyer’s Memoir, took me by surprise. I anticipated a standard story, but as I read it, I realized Rymer was a rebel. For […]
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On her website, Heather Diamond describes herself as always having had “a rebellious streak and itchy feet,” which would certainly be a fitting (albeit incomplete) summary of her memoir, Rabbit […]
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