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Out in the sunlight, I keep holding her hand. Though her eyes are devoid of feeling, fat tears stream down, and she curses me for dragging her to this godforsaken place—me with my fucking therapy and passion for the old crap. mary karr

Posted byannalia luna03.17.2018Posted inquoteTags:creative nonfiction, family, lit, mary karr, memoir, quote, sisters, traumaLeave a comment on

M.L.T.F.

Maeve moves from one set of hands to the next. She smiles, reaching toward us with a hand no wider than my fingertips together. She squeezes my fingers hard, as if to say, Look! Beware! Maeve is strong! paul lisicky

Posted byannalia luna03.05.201712.14.2017Posted inquoteTags:babies, daughter, family, lili taylor, little warrior, maeve taylor flynn, memoir, memory, nick flynn, paul lisicky, the narrow door, womenLeave a comment on M.L.T.F.

’tis the season

In even the best families, loved ones—however inadvertently—manage to destroy each other’s hope. They fail to show up at the key instant, or they show up serving grief and shame when tenderness is starved for. mary karr

Posted byannalia luna12.10.201603.07.2017Posted inquoteTags:family, grief, home, may karr, read womenLeave a comment on ’tis the season

interview w/ monica youn

“I wanted to get all that darkness out of my system before I became a mother,” Youn says.

Posted byannalia luna10.25.201603.07.2017Posted infeatureTags:asian writers, blackacre, brazos bookstore, family, feminism, fertility, graywolf press, interview, korean writers, mine, monica youn, national book award, poetry, read womenLeave a comment on interview w/ monica youn
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