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A-Culturated

One Shoe, Two Shoes, Red Shoes, Blue Shoes

The intrinsic place of fashion in our cultural landscape

Jul 6

One Shoe, Two Shoes, Red Shoes, Blue Shoes

Jul 6

Published in
Human Parts

Need a Good Cry?

How about some tear-water tea

Oct 22

Need a Good Cry?

Oct 22

Published in
Soul Magazine

Autumn Light

As days shorten, nostalgia kicks in

Sep 16

Autumn Light

Sep 16

Published in
Crow’s Feet: Life As We Age

Did I Take My Meds?

Memory and the tangled web it weaves

Aug 5

Did I Take My Meds?

Aug 5

Published in
Soul Magazine

Anxiety and Uncertainty: Loosening the Knot

Back in January, when the new year felt fresh, a New York Times essay — “How to Thrive in an Uncertain World” — caught my eye.

Mar 30

Anxiety and Uncertainty: Loosening the Knot

Mar 30

Published in
Human Parts

6,875 Photos? Yikes!!!

Why do we take so many photos?

Dec 29, 2023

6,875 Photos? Yikes!!!

Dec 29, 2023

Published in
Crow’s Feet: Life As We Age

The Sound of One Muscle Tearing

Riddles are on my mind

Sep 14, 2023

The Sound of One Muscle Tearing

Sep 14, 2023

Published in
Human Parts

Lessons Gleaned from Untangling Necklaces

I take an odd (some might say insane) pleasure in untangling necklace chains.

Jun 20, 2023

Lessons Gleaned from Untangling Necklaces

Jun 20, 2023

‘I can’t do this life without you

The ways in which we memorialize the dead, privately and collectively

May 29, 2023

‘I can’t do this life without you

May 29, 2023

Motherhood and Mildred Pierce

Reflections on motherhood and mother love

May 12, 2023

Motherhood and Mildred Pierce

May 12, 2023

Deborah Batterman

Deborah Batterman

Author of JUST LIKE FEBRUARY, a novel (Spark Press), SHOES HAIR NAILS, short stories (Uccelli Press), and BECAUSE MY NAME IS MOTHER, essays.

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