Dispatch from Bewilderness (formerly Judith’s Substack)
by Judith Hannah Weissin 📚 Literature
Dispatch from Bewilderness (formerly Judith’s Substack)
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About Judith Hannah Weiss
Judith Hannah Weiss was a freelancer for 25 years until she was hit by a drunk driver in 2006. Her work has appeared on NBC News and in The Washington Post. She has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and Best American Essay.
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