From Charlene Muhr author: Ephron, Nora I Feel Bad About My Neck And Other Thoughts On Being A Woman Well known for her successful screenplays, When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle, and You’ve Got Mail, Nora Ephron has written a short collection of fifteen essays on her slant on aging in I Feel Bad [...]
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I Feel Bad About My Neck And Other Thoughts On Being A Woman
Posted in Charlene's picks, essays, Humor, Nonfiction, tagged women on June 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The merry recluse: a life in essays
Posted in essays, Jackie's Picks, Nonfiction, Women's Nonfiction, tagged addiction, alcoholics, alcoholism, anorexia, children, drinking, friendship, grief, homeowners, Parents, relationships, single women, Sisters, solitude on October 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Jackie Cantwell author: Knapp, Caroline The merry recluse: a life in essays This was published posthumously in 2004. The compiler is Sandra Shea, her former editor. The author died of lung cancer in 2002 at the age of 42. Ms. Knapp was a columnist for the Boston Phoenix, an alternative newspaper, and her essays [...]
The fiddler in the subway : the true story of what happened when a world-class violinist played for handouts– and other virtuoso performances by America’s foremost feature writer
Posted in essays, Humor, Jackie's Picks, Nonfiction, tagged accidents, Battle Mountain, children, Parents, terrorism, U.S. Presidents, violinists, voting, Washington DC on September 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Jackie Cantwell author: Weingarten, Gene The fiddler in the subway : the true story of what happened when a world-class violinist played for handouts– and other virtuoso performances by America’s foremost feature writer Mr. Weingarten is the winner of two Pulitzer Prizes for Feature Writing. This is a compilation of 20 essays (some funny, [...]
