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  • Love, Fear & Loathing, Etc.: In The Eye of One Beholder

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Most emotions, and perhaps all—and I posit there are thousands of them, shared to a greater or lesser degree by many sentient beings on this planet—have something in common: they depend on .…

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  • After One Was Three

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “My ‘advice,’ the crone-wisdom of 2016, differs dramatically from what I had to impart, to say, as a young adult mother in 1987. For our world—that of my granddaughters and me—has morphed quickly…

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  • At a Loss: Last Words

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Floating through space on the wings of Pioneer 10 and 11 spacecrafts were, are, the so-called Pioneer plaques, humankind’s early-1970s ‘messages in a bottle’ to the universe. If and when they are ‘received,’…

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  • Transitional Object

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Those 28 moves have taken me from a subur­ban Californian home surrounded by poppies and bird-of-paradise plants to an apartment in Kolonaki with a Corinthian maid and a view of the Parthenon. Then,…

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  • Daddy . . .

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Your only child, I am now seven years older than you were the day you died. (I marvel at children who, through one mishap or another, never meet their fathers, lost as men…

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  • The 84-Year-Old on the Ladder

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “But Verne seems not to have a similar ‘governor.’ And I believe men, especially young men, are genetically programmed to view, and treat, themselves as cannon fodder. Not only do they generally overestimate…

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  • From Keats through Kolbert: I’m Still Writing Poetry

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “I now accept that Keats’s words are not ‘immortal’—no one will read sonnets (nor read anything) when the last Homo sapiens is gone. No sentient being will recall what language even was, when…

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  • Cruz, Trump & Kasich: The Three Heads of Cerberus

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Whichever head you listen to, the bark may be slightly different but the bite is the same: vote Republican in 2016 and you’re voting for the whole Tea Party megillah. It’s a nativist,…

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  • The Demagogue Cometh (Again): Trump

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “In the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election, the Republican Party has been hijacked by a demagogue. Along with everyone else in the twittering class, I’ve waited several months too long to make…

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  • The Trumpocene Era

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “I have known, for decades, that American discourse was degenerating into babble; that the American academy was becoming, more and more, a dumbed-down, profit-based, high-school-equivalency engine; that American society was devolving into race-,…

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