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Jesse Sposato

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As seen in: Narratively, MSN, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, HuffPost, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News New Zealand, Marriott Bonvoy Traveler, Slate, Substack and
Executive editor @Narratively; Volunteer @solitarywatch. I also write about social issues, feminism, health, friendship, and culture for a variety of outlets.

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WATCH: 28 Minutes With the Writer of This Year's Most Popular Essay (So Far)

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By Jesse Sposato Verified, Mallory McDuff
| Narratively
WATCH: 28 Minutes With the Writer of This Year's Most Popular Essay (So Far) In her Personals piece, Mallory McDuff shares how she came to teach a college course called “Death, Dying, and Climate Justice,” the life-changing ripple effects that ensued and much more. Putting together wills and advance directives are among the things that often get pushed to the bottom of our lists. The day never really comes when you’re in the mood to think about your own demise.
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Upcoming Live Video Chat: All the Dirt on Green Burials (and Other Sustainable Options for the End)

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By Jesse Sposato Verified
| Narratively
And if you missed Mallory’s Personals essay for us the first time around, you can read or listen to it here, for free (Mallory narrates it herself!). Check it out and join us this Wednesday.
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Watch: Our 2025 Memoir Prize Party!

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By Jesse Sposato Verified
| Narratively
Watch: Our 2025 Memoir Prize Party! We had a blast celebrating the winning essay of the 2025 Narratively Memoir Prize contest, and the writer behind it, Andrew Printer. If you were unable to attend, check it out here. Last year, when a friend of the site casually mentioned they were surprised we didn’t do anything more celebratory to commemorate our memoir prizes — which, let’s face it, are a big deal! — we got the message loud and clear.
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