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  • Senior Editor, Longreads
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The Extraordinary Life And Quiet Death of the World’s Largest Iceberg

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Three large portions of the Filchner Ice Shelf—dubbed A22, A23, and A24—calved into the Weddell Sea off of Antarctica in 1986. For National Geographic, Chris Heath documents the life and death of an iceberg called A23a, known at one time as the largest iceberg in the world.
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The True Story of Laura Ingalls Is Wilder than Little House on the Prairie

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If you read any of the “Little House” books as a kid or have seen Little House on the Prairie on television, you’ll recall the patriarch, Charles Ingalls as a “wholesome and gallant man.” For Vanity Fair, Rosemary Counter reports that the real “Pa” struggled to find stability for his family, forcing a series of moves due to failing finances and bad business deals, among them, a bawdy house.
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What Science Knows About Grief

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Pop music critic Amanda Petrusich lost her husband suddenly in 2022. For The New Yorker, she attempts to outline the shapes of her grief and recounts the one thing that helped her move forward: E.M.D.R. (eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing) therapy, which involves repeatedly reliving the events of the trauma in order to become desensitized to it. The primary thing I recall from E.M.D.R. is unrelated to the therapy itself.
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