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Making a Life With Poetry, Together
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“Twirl” Book Club: On Writing—Dear Mr. Henshaw
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“Twirl” Book Club: On Stories—Where the Wild Things Are
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Friendship Project: On Writing Well — Just Say It
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Twirl Book Club: On Clothes—The Lightning Thief
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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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Braiding Sweetgrass: Lost in Translation
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Gratitude Together: Now Our Minds Are One
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Braiding Sweetgrass: No One Asked the Plants
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Braiding Sweetgrass: Gifts of Ritual Together
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Gratitude Together: So This Is Friendship
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On Reading, Walking, and Boundary Crossing
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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.
Literary Friends: Keeping Anna Akhmatova Alive
Anna Akhmatova’s friends memorized her poems to keep her work alive when it was too dangerous to put pen to paper. Sandra Heska King spotlights this life and death role of literary friends.
From the Poet: Blue of the Heaps of Beads
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