Another masterpiece from my sis @HelenLongstreth - trying to make sense out of a life seen through acid-washed polaroids, when you're lost in your late 20s and surrounded by broken people and bad advice and everything is too bright ♥️
https://t.co/sQIxLWiAVx
“Crouched in the bubbles, Gabe said he’d told his dad that he’d marry me if he had a dollar. ‘I dunno about marriage,’ I told him.”
From “The Green and the Gold,” a piece by @HelenLongstreth, online today.
https://t.co/tX8AxWnff7
“I think he’s going to die today. The same day as your dad. If our dads die on the same day that’s God talking. We’ll have to get married.”
Read “The Green and the Gold,” a piece by @HelenLongstreth, online today.
https://t.co/tX8AxWmHpz
“Sausage pasta was for Sundays or birthdays,” Helen Longstreth writes, in a new Personal History. “It was for after a relapse, when he wanted to win us back.”
https://t.co/p2PyQQi6EQ
This week, we’re bringing you a digital-only issue offering a weeklong exploration of what family means today. Dive into the Family Issue: https://t.co/wRjbjw9EzZ
"Sausage pasta was for Sundays or birthdays... it was a meal to say well done, or don’t worry. Welcome back, or so long. Sorry, or I love you."
I wrote this piece about my dad, his struggles, and what cooking meant to him and us as a family.
Thank you @NewYorker
“Of all the meals my dad made, the one that we loved the most, the one that helped us forgive him the fastest, was sausage pasta.” A new Personal History by Helen Longstreth.
https://t.co/McHV3DwdyP
My sister @HelenLongstreth in the New Yorker with her 1st published story! If you grew up in an emotional earthquake zone, memories can feel like random stills from wildly different movies. Helen's words draw them into a perfect, heartbreaking thread ❤️
https://t.co/7zy7L1KYnn
My sister @HelenLongstreth in the New Yorker with her 1st published story! If you grew up in an emotional earthquake zone, memories can feel like random stills from wildly different movies. Helen's words draw them into a perfect, heartbreaking thread ❤️
https://t.co/7zy7L1KYnn
“Of all the meals my dad made, the one that we loved the most, the one that helped us forgive him the fastest, was sausage pasta.” A new Personal History by Helen Longstreth.
https://t.co/McHV3DwdyP
Such a fun evening listening to the long-list of @STWevents Life Writing Prize. So proud to have been given the privilege of mentoring one of their highly commended winners. Can't wait to get started with @HelenLongstreth & her story about a beloved father and his love of cooking
@dizzdizzdizz have you read this??? https://t.co/AK3BHwYg9k because if not oh my god please read it now. From one pickle lover/ frustrated writer to another 😲
@BBC6MorningShow You have to include Brad Mehldau in your Piano playlist! His cover of Blackbird is beautiful/devastating/life affirming/and everything else.... Basically a song that makes you stop whatever you are doing just to listen. #PeoplesPlaylist