Unravel the rich tapestry of summer memories in this evocative essay, where each word resonates with familial history and cultural identity.| Write or Die Magazine
Written by Miklós Vámos Translated by Ági Bori For a long time I imagined that a medical degree would provide the most beneficial background knowledge for my writing. After all, a doctor knows a lot about my main subjects, humans, that I don’t. Every so often I’d ask for advice from ph| Write or Die Magazine
Elizabeth Austin delves into a poignant personal narrative, exploring feelings of envy and self-doubt sparked by a fellow mother and writer.| Write or Die Magazine
