Stages: On Dying, Working, and Feeling Author|Katy GreenCan care be enacted through art? Inside a cathedral, staff members from a nursing home work with an artist to perform a poetic text about caregiving, loss, and taking the time to feel one's feelings. In the months leading up to the performance, the artist navigates her twenties and art and life converge in unexpected ways. Weaving between oral history and poetic prose, Rachel Kauder Nalebuff has created a stirring work of hybrid nonfiction that takes
a biography in poetry
She is currently a Ph
What motivated him
hot fudge sundaes
How can my work create meaning and value
The message that queer people are here and will continue to be here in all possible futures resounds
The message is: You are not alone-and there is HOPE
Ryoko Sekiguchi has lived in Paris since 1997
without the danger of an inflicted Twitter rampage
We follow mama and daughter as they navigate the highs and lows of life's milestones together-from teenage rebellion to leaving for college to starting a family
" writes Oliver Radclyffe in this spirited polemic on trans identity
I have contributed an exercise to the collection myself