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Genevieve Anna Tyrrell

Inconvenience Yourself to Save Lives

March 18, 2020 By Genevieve Anna Tyrrell

I will be 39 in April. I’m a mother of a toddler, I’m a wife, an educator, writer, visual artist. I vote. I’m passionate about civil rights and the welfare of others. Though, honestly, I never feel like I’m doing any good in this world, that many times I feel like a cog in a […]

Filed Under: Words From The Other Side Tagged With: Covid-19, essay, Genevieve Anna Tyrrell, nonfiction, Social Distancing, Writing

This Holiday Season

December 3, 2019 By Genevieve Anna Tyrrell

As a visual artist and a writer it weighs heavily on my mind every holiday season what my Ghost Parachute covers should say or do or evoke or show. Because I can’t forget what’s happening. This holiday season, while you eat your turkeys, your hams, your roasts, nibble on chocolate chips, sugar cookies, gingerbread, sip […]

Filed Under: Words From The Other Side Tagged With: border, essay, Genevieve Anna Tyrrell, holidays, immigration, Writing

Motherhood and Writing Life

August 30, 2018 By Genevieve Anna Tyrrell

The first two weeks of motherhood I said aloud, “I don’t want to be a mother anymore,” on a daily basis. With a chronic illness zapping my already sleep deprived body, I longed to write and make art. Almost two years into motherhood, I sacrifice my writing and visual art on a regular basis. It’s […]

Filed Under: Words From The Other Side Tagged With: Genevieve Anna Tyrrell, motherhood, nonfiction, Writing, writing life

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The Thing About Grief

February 21, 2021 By Len Kuntz

Last month, my son came to visit and was home for all of an hour when he received a devastating phone call, news that would send him into the kind of hysterics I’ve never witnessed. He was half shrieking, half screaming. He was punching walls. Hyperventilating. Pacing in broken circles. Mashing fists into his face. […]

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