So excited to share that the advance copies of the memoir Losing Tim, written by the great Janet Burroway, about her son, a contractor in the Iraq war, who suffered from mental health challenges, such as PTSD, and died from suicide, … Continue reading
Caroline McGraw has been fascinated with her brother Willie, who has autism, pretty much her own life. She’s written about him extensively, including in the lovely Think Piece Publishing digital single “I Was a Stranger to Beauty.” In 2011 she … Continue reading
We just love this piece by Andy Steiner in the magazine Macalester Today. It’s not easy to write about loss, and few do it better than her, even though it takes a toll on her. We just couldn’t be more … Continue reading
It’s not easy to prepare for an interview with John Shelby Spong. The man has written 24 books, hundreds of newspaper columns, and thousands of sermons. This is a theologian with an active pen. The good news is his prose … Continue reading
Here’s the fourth and final segment of our interview with Adam Levy. In it Adam pulls in some cultural criticism and societal factors involving mental health that may have contributed to the loss of his son, Daniel, to suicide. We’re … Continue reading
Here is part three of our interview with musician Adam Levy about the death of his son, Daniel, to suicide. He’s quite eloquent about mental health challenges and why he’s been been so open in talking about his grief. Simply … Continue reading
More insights from musician Adam Levy about the grief over the death of his son, Daniel, who suffered from bipolar disorder and committed suicide at the age of 21. “His exit was a complete, well-planned event.”
On Jan. 15, 2012, Adam Levy, lead singer of the Honeydogs, a Minneapolis band with several critically acclaimed albums to its name, suffered what is universally regarded as the worst pain a human being can endure: the death of a … Continue reading
There’s the normal pressure that sons put on themselves to be like their fathers, and there’s being William Cope Moyers. My god, we all love Bill Moyers. How do you be the next Bill Moyers? William Cope Moyers explains how … Continue reading
It’s hard to picture Dan Buettner sitting. After all, this is the guy who traveled the globe for several years searching for the secrets to longevity and happiness, and turned his findings into the best-selling The Blue Zones. He also … Continue reading