Today I realized that most of my essays are about how very much I love a particular human being. If writers are doomed to return to the same theme over and over again, I guess “how much I love someone” isn’t such a bad theme to go back to again and again.
This piece, Presenting, is one of those. It’s about how much I love my niece Theresa. It was published earlier this year in the print journal Grist, and is now online in the Medium magazine, Human Parts.
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Poetry & Culture
Cory Doctorow's Literary Works
It's not as dark as you think...
Motherhood Misadventures + Creative Living
The Journey of One Indian
Founded 2015
Preserving the Past
Come Get This Wisdom
Adopted. Black. Woman.
Uncovering the truth to discover freedom.
Longreads : The best longform stories on the web
poet
killing joy as a world making project
An adoptee shares his story
WRITING READING TEACHING LEARNING
Essays, art, and healthcare
Giving voice to the adoptee experience. #RaisedonLies
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Michele Sharpe 