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Giuseppe Taurino

Bourbon and Milk: Profitable Forgetting

Giuseppe Taurino
Bourbon and Milk: Profitable Forgetting

Bourbon and Milk features lessons, observations, and conversations by and with writers living out there in one of the most perplexing outposts of the human condition – parenthood. In this monthly series, Contributing Editor Giuseppe Taurino will dive into the dark spaces where parenting sometimes pushes us, and explore the unexpected ways writers may grow in them. If you’re interested in joining the conversation or contributing a Bourbon and Milk post, query Giuseppe Taurino at … [Read more...] about Bourbon and Milk: Profitable Forgetting

Bourbon and Milk: An Introduction

Giuseppe Taurino
Bourbon and Milk: An Introduction

Bourbon and Milk features lessons, observations, and conversations by and with writers living out there in one of the most perplexing outposts of the human condition – parenthood.  In this monthly series, Contributing Editor Giuseppe Taurino will dive into the dark spaces where parenting sometimes pushes us, and explore the unexpected ways writers may grow in them.           What is wrong           with peace? I couldn't say.           But, sweet ruin, I can hear you.           There is … [Read more...] about Bourbon and Milk: An Introduction

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