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Writing is Religion

April 3, 2018May 12, 2018 Kait

Ever since this past winter when I read Camus's The Myth of Sisyphus, I've been thinking a lot about absurdism. In his book, Camus argues that life is meaningless, there is no god, etc. Once a person leaves religion and is left with this hopelessness, the question Camus poses is: should a person kill herself in… Continue reading Writing is Religion →

Posted in WriterlyTagged absurdism, Religion, Writing

Easter Sunday

April 6, 2015April 6, 2015 KaitLeave a comment

Grandpa Allan was always old. My whole life, I never remember him not sagging pants, white hair, and sloppy kisses hello. He wasn't my real grandpa--my mom's dad passed before I was born. I kept him at an arm's length, always said, "step." I was in college when my grandma got sick. One day while my… Continue reading Easter Sunday →

Posted in Creative Non-FictionTagged family, Loss, Religion

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