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Tag Archives: essay
A new essay in “Past-Ten”: on memory and miscarriage
A few months ago, a writer/author/teacher/editor friend of mine, the lovely Donald Quist, asked me to submit a piece to his online journal, Past-Ten. Past-Ten is a wonderful publication that asks the question, “What were you doing on this day … Continue reading
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Tagged 2007, coast, creative nonfiction, dogs, Donald Quist, essay, journey, July 19, life, marriage, memoir, memory, miscarriage, past, Past-Ten, personal essay, South Carolina
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New column: “Anniversaries”
Long about 13 years ago this week, I got married. So wedding anniversaries–how we celebrate them, what they mean to us then and now–is the topic of my column this week in The Greenville News. I hope y’all enjoy it! … Continue reading
Interview with Connie May Fowler, author of “A Million Fragile Bones”
Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing bestselling author Connie May Fowler for the Spring 2017 Issue of Appalachian Heritage magazine. Fowler’s new environmental memoir, A Million Fragile Bones, was published last month from Twisted Road Publications. A Million Fragile … Continue reading
New column: “The magic of Christmastime remains”
The holidays, I think, are a special but complicated time to be a grown-up. This year, in particular, I’ve felt tender to the world. So that’s what I decided to write about in my column this week in The Greenville … Continue reading
What will we do without Pat Conroy?
This week’s column in The Greenville News is in memory of beloved South Carolina author Pat Conroy, who passed away very recently due to pancreatic cancer. There was no question, when it came time to write my next column, that it … Continue reading
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Tagged Beach Music, death, essay, favorite authors, great authors, grief, in memoriam, Katherine Scott Crawford, Lowcountry, My Reading Life, native son, Pat Conroy, Pat Conroy death, South Carolina, Southern authors, Southern literature, The Boo, The Death of Santini, The Great Santini, The Greenville News, The Prince of Tides, The Water is Wide
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Dear South Carolina – Love, Pat Conroy
By now, most of you know that South Carolina lost its native son, writer Pat Conroy, only this week to pancreatic cancer. Devastated, I’ve combed the Internet over the past several days for different obituaries and tributes to him. Today, … Continue reading
New column: “What price is civility?”
This week’s column in The Greenville News asks the question, “What price are we willing to place on civility?” Along with some advice from my grandmama. To read, click here.
New column: “When a book is more than a book”
This week’s brand new column in The Greenville News is all about the best way to escape. Are you thinking, Caribbean island? Think again…. To read, click here.
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Tagged A Little Ray of Sunshine, A River Runs Through It, books, Brevard, creative nonfiction, Dana Stabenow, Daniel Boone, essay, fly fishing, Greenville, imagination, Kate Shugak, Katherine Scott Crawford, Lani Diane Rich, lives, Montana, Mutt, newspaper column, Norman Maclean, reading, reading list, Robert Morgan, SC, Shakespeare, The Greenville News, The Taming of the Shrew, winter reading, WNC, writing
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New newspaper column: “In consideration of Christmas past”
My new column is up at The Greenville News, and it’s all about Christmas past–about memory, nostalgia, history, and more. And how this time of year, it’s important to look back. To read, click here. I hope you enjoy it!
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Tagged Christmas memories, Christmas past, Christmas quotes, column, creative nonfiction, essay, ghost of Christmas past, journalism, Katherine Scott Crawford, Laura Ingalls Wilder, looking back, memory, newspaper column, nostalgia, parenting, The Greenville News, writing
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