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Personal Essay Winners and Finalists 2022
And The Winners Are…

And The Winners Are…

Three judges on what makes a personal essay stand out
Go to the profile of Kelly Eden | Essayist | Writing Coach
Kelly Eden | Essayist | Writing Coach
Jul 5, 2022
Apologies and Flowers

Apologies and Flowers

It will never happen again
Go to the profile of Jacqui Smith
Jacqui Smith
Jun 30, 2022
The Flurry of Fists Near Ivybridge

The Flurry of Fists Near Ivybridge

And the curious actions of weasel-boy.
Go to the profile of Benny Carts
Benny Carts
Jun 30, 2022
What Makes a Good Daughter

What Makes a Good Daughter

A lesson in squeezing blood from a stone
Go to the profile of D. A. Langley
D. A. Langley
Jun 30, 2022
Finding My Humanity in Humiliation

Finding My Humanity in Humiliation

How 36 hours in the slammer changed my life
Go to the profile of Kevin Ervin Kelley, AIA
Kevin Ervin Kelley, AIA
Jun 30, 2022
Just Dessert

Just Dessert

A linguist learns a lesson
Go to the profile of Phyllis Unterschuetz
Phyllis Unterschuetz
Jun 30, 2022
As an Older Mom, This Question Haunts Me

As an Older Mom, This Question Haunts Me

The bittersweet reality of having a child at 45
Go to the profile of June Kirri
June Kirri
Jun 30, 2022
You Never Know Who Is Lurking in the Darkness

You Never Know Who Is Lurking in the Darkness

The night I (probably) saved a stranger’s life
Go to the profile of Sandi Parsons
Sandi Parsons
Jun 30, 2022
I Am Not a Car and Other Ways I Explain My Name

I Am Not a Car and Other Ways I Explain My Name

Sometimes a name can be a legacy
Go to the profile of Mercedes O'Leary
Mercedes O'Leary
Jun 30, 2022
Red. Seven. Bananas.

Red. Seven. Bananas.

An Alzheimer’s Story
Go to the profile of Kathleen Perkal
Kathleen Perkal
Jun 30, 2022
How Are You? I Breathe

How Are You? I Breathe

I used to meet him in front of the elevator. A few words and a kind smile. It was Mr. Long.
Go to the profile of The Learning Strategist
The Learning Strategist
Jun 30, 2022
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