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Elevtheria!
An American kid discovering Greece.
Arts & Culture, Essays, Travel&Lifestyle
Rawhead and Bloody Bones
The Journey into Sacred Profanity: A Colorado Dance Troupe’s Mission of Empowerment
Living a Nightmare with Eyes Wide Open
She bowed her head and took a moment before answering, “I am not afraid. I cannot be afraid. Tesfay needs me not to be afraid.”
Mom Mazin’
“Have you lost your virginity yet?” my mom asked in her usual impassioned tone as she was applying aggressive red geisha eye makeup on me.
The Low Art of Christoph Niemann
To feel more comfortable on the humble side of life: that’s perhaps the mark of a true humorist.
E-Toe-Bee-Coe Roar
Tiger in the Mirror
Arts & Culture, Essays, The Litro Blog
Dear Corporate State (from the Dystopian Letters)
We ride the trains incessantly, and they in reality go nowhere. They circle the 500 square miles of our city that has few trees but clean air.
Honoring Small Towns: Apple Butter Festival
Reasons I Can’t Make it to Your Well-Meaning-Yet-Surprisingly-Draining Online Gathering
Rome Suppressed
Arts & Culture, Essays, The Litro Blog
Dear Pandemic (from the Dystopian Letters)
Everything is closed. The offices that tower to the sky in the skyscrapers, the schools, churches, restaurants, theaters, public gathering places of all sorts.
Prozac and Presence
Past the Oasis
Dinesen at Six Thousand Feet
Coming of Age on a Day of Rage
A story of how a peak moment for me as a parent was marred by an act of domestic terror committed by a neo-Nazi and white supremacist.
The Road that Leads Back Home
A writer arrives at the definition of home through her journeys around Nigeria.