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When Flood Waters Wash Up Memories of a Refugee Childhood
“I couldn’t cry during the flood, but I did beg. Please God, just don’t let my kids lose their home. Because I know what it’s like to not be able to go home.” Anna left her home in the Soviet Union at age 7; her daughter Alma fled Harvey’s floodwaters at the same age.
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8 AM Wednesday by Jill Tabot
From Jill Talbot’s compelling poem, 8 AM Wednesday: “How are you? I am familiar with the question, but the answer always befuddles me.”
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Flash Fiction: Water
A story in one hundred words, from Desmond Prize-winning novelist Claire Fuller: “It made me laugh, to see how they believed my joke. But the nag reared up and Lewin fell. There was screaming but no one jumped in to save him. We was all too afeared.”
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The Power of Reading: Connecting People Around the World Through Books
In a guest post, author Ann Morgan—the blogger at A Year of Reading the World—reflects on her 2017 project, “Postcards from my bookshelf.”
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How Ann Coleman Found Her Voice Through Blogging
Ann Coleman on silencing the inner critic and writing with confidence.
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Happy 11th Blogiversary, Smitten Kitchen!
“The more you work at it, the closer it gets to what you have in your head.”
