RS-232 and other forms of grief

One Year After Loss: The Reality of Prolonged Grief and Cultural Expectations

A deeply personal essay about the author's experience with prolonged grief one year after her husband Jake's death. The piece challenges cul

Entre fatigue, culpabilité et solitude, le quotidien d’une jeune mère

Le non-médecin qui a transformé l’avortement mondial

Finding Community and Grief at Costco: A Personal Essay on Retail as Ritual

A personal essay exploring the author's resistance to and eventual embrace of Costco, framing the warehouse store as a place of community, r

Exploring Autobiography as an Orphan Form: The Loneliness of Self-Reflection

The article explores the nature of autobiography and memoir, beginning with John Berger's observation that autobiography is an "orphan form"

The Quiet Grief of Outgrowing a Protective Identity

A reflective exploration of the quiet, non-dramatic grief that arises when a protective identity — one that once helped a person survive — n