Sean tries to convince me that I have no idea what I’m getting into, and that as soon as I do, I will leave him. The diabetes that exploded his eyes and killed his kidneys is still ever-present. So I could see his point.
Category: April 2013
How to Recover from a Hangover in Barcelona by Marla Lepore
Confessions of a Nervous Child by Robert Weinberger
October 20 by Margaret Ozmet
First Crossing: Nogales, 1971 by Robert Richter
Easter Eggs: Spring 1977 by Shaila Kapoor
Craft: Back to the Beginning by Risa Nye
Last time, I wrote an essay about endings—and for this issue I decided to write about beginnings. Topsy-turvy thinking, or all part of my careful plan? Let’s go with the topsy-turvy thinking. But I have a great excuse for going in reverse order: once again, I’ve been given food for thought by some excellent writers.