On Keeping a Notebook, an essay by Joan Didion

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Backspace: Essays on Everything with Michelle Kennedy

Michelle Kennedy

27 episodes

3 months ago

Hi! I am Michelle Kennedy and I am an author, a mom of many, a lover of knits and a devoted reader and writer of the essay.

Backspace features essays on life, love, parenting and more - a literary experience in the time it takes to wade through the pick up line at school - or get to the store. Join us every week for new essays and new discussions on great writing - and not so great writing.

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On Keeping a Notebook, an essay by Joan Didion

Backspace: Essays on Everything with Michelle Kennedy

25 minutes

1 year ago

On Keeping a Notebook, an essay by Joan Didion

In this essay, Michelle reads Joan Didion's reflections on the nature of keeping a notebook, exploring the compulsive urge to document thoughts and experiences. She delves into the complexities of memory, the subjective nature of reality, and the personal significance of her notes.

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