Covid-19

“It Wasn’t Until …,” memoir by Beth Uznis Johnson.

Becoming essential during Covid-19.

“I want everyone to know what’s really happening on the front lines”: video from Jane Soyka’s Covid-19 hospital room.

COVID Diary: A Physician Gets Sick.

Dr. Leslie Hayes took every precaution, but she still caught COVID…

“Going Home in the New Normal,” an essay by Joe Milan, Jr.

A young family takes a risk to return from…

“When a tsetse fly,” a poem by Mari Pack.

As welcoming as a mother, but none of this was personal.

“I Don’t Want to Go Back,” by Zibby Owens.

A New Yorker contemplates back-to-school season. A mother’s…

“2001: Redux,” an essay by Lise Haines.

The future will be seen through plates of glass.

“Retail Therapy … Just Isn’t Anymore,” by Eleanor Herman.

Going back to the mall in the age of…

“I don’t know what to do about it,” an essay by Laura Bernstein-Machlay.

On passing time in Detroit.

“The Beach and the Bells,” an essay by Jenny Gillespie Mason.

Zoom healers, a beach trip, and a…