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“Other Side” Documents Woman’s Fight To Die As She Wishes:
Film paints intimate portrait of an activist and her family as she wins rights for herself and others -
The Other Death in the Family:
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Having an Estate Plan Is Essential – So Is Discussing It With Your Children:
Being open about your intentions helps maintain family harmony and a smooth transfer of assets
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Tag Archives: Pulitzer Prize in Poetry
“Early Elegy: Headmistress” by Claudia Emerson
Claudia Emerson unites comedy and tragedy in her short poem to form one perfect whole
There are what could be termed “better” poems about death by Claudia Emerson, but “Early Elegy: Headmistress” intrigued me so much when I first read it that I chose to write about it this week. The poem is short, only eight … Continue reading →
“Things Shouldn’t Be So Hard” by Kay Ryan
Kay Ryan's "Things Shouldn't Be So Hard" celebrates the memories we leave behind
I’ve been writing this column since August, and yet I’ve never written about a local poet. That changes this week, as I’ve just discovered Kay Ryan, a current resident of Marin County. It’s shocking that I’ve only just come across … Continue reading →