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True Stories

As soon as we were seated at the Su-En, the couple left for the restroom. While they were away, an Oriental woman walked in, sitting next to me. Yoko Ono! Seconds later, in came John Lennon!

By Nyle Frank February 1980
Readers Write

Sickness

A pituitary tumor, a shot of thorazine, the flu

By Our Readers February 1980
Readers Write

Home

My fear of my father, my piano, my unsuppressible nomadic tendencies

By Our Readers August 1979
Readers Write

Family Stories

Waiting for the angels, chopping the head off a chicken, building a house — twice

By Our Readers June 1979
Readers Write

Sports

(Part Two)

A curve ball, Panic Alley, the Birch Tree

By Our Readers February 1979
Sy Safransky's Notebook

January 1979

Fathers

To let our parents be, to accept them as people, human and therefore imperfect, rather than as gods — that is the challenge.

By Sy Safransky January 1979
Essays, Memoirs, & True Stories

Angel At The Gate

In the year I was sixteen, on the first day of that new year, my father died, and since that time I have longed hopelessly for a paradise that will never return.

By David M. Guy December 1978