The power of paying it backward
Jillian Horton remembers one of her most influential teachers and friend, Michael Groden, and the small creative gambles he made possible By Jillian Horton
April 8, 2021 Michael Groden in the short film about him and his book The Necessary Fiction: Life With James Joyce s Ulysses (Courtesy of Godfrey Jordan)
Jillian Horton is a physician and writer and the author of the new memoir, “We Are All Perfectly Fine”
A beloved professor of mine died on March 25. His name was Michael Groden and he was a renowned Joyce scholar. He made me fall in love with
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Op-Ed: A year ago, we asked you to share tales from the pandemic. Here s what some of you told us © (Camily Tsai for The Times) (Camily Tsai for The Times)
From last March to now, we’ve heard from dozens of people reaching out from quarantine. They wrote about life on the frontline and life interrupted, of lockdowns and shutdowns, masking and Zooming and the pursuit of normality. Here’s what they told us, excerpted and updated.
MARCH
We should have been twirling around to Whitney Houston in a friend’s backyard in Phoenix, me looking like Paul Newman in a navy suit and her like Joanne Woodward in a white gown I still haven’t seen. Life had other plans.