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  • What I Would Not/Would Miss: Two Lists*

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 2 Comments

    “I would not miss: most of human history (The Inquisition, The War in Vietnam, The Endless War in Afpakiraq, the Israelis vs. The Palestinians, The Northern Irish vs. The Southern Irish, The Bosnians…

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  • I Just Want To Say A Few Words About Nora Ephron

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 2 Comments

    “It was one of her astonishing gifts—and many people are now attesting to this gift in the wake of her death this past spring—to notice when a fellow sentient being had caught her…

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  • The Whiteness of Cape Cod

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 15 Comments

    “Now, I have a problem with New Jersey. I loathe it in its entirety. Countless times in my long life, I have said aloud that there are two places I would never live:…

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  • Anaïs Nin & “The Furrawn”

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 8 Comments

    “For a young woman writer who had lost patience with the clever, artificial and antiseptic prose of Updike, Mailer and the other anti-feminist, essentially anti-life “big boys” of American prose writing, Nin was…

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  • Culinary Carolina Continued: “Meat & Three,” and So Much More

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 1 Comment

    “In the years since I’d last been there, The Esso Club had morphed into a . . . mega-sports-bar, punctuated by huge flat-screens, intelligently amusing items of bar-décor, and literate, drop-dead-gorgeous wait staff…

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  • Upstate South Carolina (Culinary & Sentimental) Road Trip

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 4 Comments

    “For the most part, the South Carolina I’ve known since my birth in 1951, is fast-morphing, with the recovery of the country’s economy at large, into a country of other men entirely: Spanish-speaking…

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  • My Long Overdue Love Letter to Leonard Cohen

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 9 Comments

    “Now, in Ten New Songs’ ‘Alexandra Leaving,’ Cohen has ‘transposed’ Cavafys’s great lyric about courageous resignation, dignity in defeat, from Marc Antony, on the eve of his and Cleopatra’s death in Alexandria, to…

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  • “My” Sandusky

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 9 Comments

    “I sit on the sofa with my husband, watching news of Sandusky’s decades-long abuse of boys in his care and, at 60, am right back there in Dr. B’s bedroom, right back there…

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  • Why This Old Broad Loves Baseball (& Her Father-in-Law)

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 0 Comments

    “Only Savage could go after baseball, for Chissakes. Baseball! OK, this is a man who called Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor ‘a stone-hearted racist and a narcissist’—you’ve got to give the guy high marks…

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  • Erotic Novel Author Tapes Her Own Audiobook

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 4 Comments

    “At age 59, when I wrote the book, My Dears, I never imagined that I would actually, one day, have to read it. Aloud. In a studio the size of a coat closet.…

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