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New Zealand essayist Kelly Eden discusses the larger questions in life as she skillfully weaves in her experiences with a chronic illness, contemplations regarding the movie Tick Tick Boom and the life of “Rent” creator Jonathan Larson, and a desire to make a mark in the world. Christine and Tavi contemplate their own relationships with […]
Rabbi Elliot Kukla writes about the importance of taking time to rest in his essay which was first published in the New York Times. With an ear to the pulse of a nation exhausted from natural disasters, mass shootings and the pandemic, Kukla prescribes a remedy of laziness and relaxation to heal our deepest wounds. […]
In his incredibly chilling and honest essay, “The Dark Month”, Christopher Collins explores his faith and belief after witnessing a boy’s senseless death during the war in Afghanistan. Brian O’Neil reads this essay that was first published in Creative Nonfiction. The essay is a bit longer than most of the pieces we choose, but we […]