A Review of Parental Love by John Colasacco
Life is weird. We make clocks and doctrines and mythologies to mitigate that weirdness most of the time, but frequently our systems of meaning-making, such as memory, actually create more weirdness. Weird is a word in Shakespeare’s Macbeth used to name the prophetic witches—the “Weird Sisters” meaning not “strange” but “fateful” and “visionary.” John Colasacco’s […]
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