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Friendship Project: The Best of Friends
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Between Friends: Breathing Lessons
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Between Friends: The Making of a Heroine
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Between Friends: Two Writers Try Out the Friendship Project (And Get a Few Surprises)
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Between Friends: Wordplay and Other Playful Bonds
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Between Friends: A Playful Reckoning
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Between Friends: Poetry as Shorthand
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Friendship Project: Let’s Walk: A Thousand Goodbyes — A Thousand Hellos
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The Power of Curiosity: “Can I Touch Your Hair?” by Irene Latham & Charles Waters
Author Laura Brown discusses how curiosity deepens friendship, using the children’s book “Can I Touch Your Hair: Poems of Race, Mistakes, and Friendship.”
Build Your Friendships With the Power of Curiosity—5 Ideas!
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Making a Life With Poetry, Together
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Friendship Project: On Writing Well — Just Say It
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Friendship Onstage and Off: Walking with the Wind
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The Art of the Handwritten Letter: A (Typed) Letter on Handwriting
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The Handwritten Letter: How To Tell A Friend You Adore Her
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Gratitude Together: So This Is Friendship
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Gratitude Together: Leftover Astonishments
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Literary Friends: Charles Dickens, John Forster, Jane Carlyle, and Me
“I’d decided going to graduate school was a mistake, and began to make plans to give up,” says Callie Feyen. “Enter Charles Dickens, John Forster, and Jane Carlyle.”
Literary Friends: Peter Pan Meets Sherlock Holmes
The friendship of James M. Barrie, who wrote “Peter Pan,” and Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, survived parody, cricket, and literary fame.