“Why don’t you write any more?” “Where have you been?” “Will you write on your blog any more?” The pandemic, along with the winds of
Author: authoradriannemiller
Adrianne is a writer and psychotherapist in Oregon. She is a Cuban exile who arrived in the U.S. during the Pedro Pan airlift at age 14 leaving her family and country in search of freedom. She is a professional member of PEN International and a translator.
WHEN MEMORIES FADE: A LOVE STORY
When Celia and Larry met in Cuba in the early 1950s, they immediately fell in love. At first glance, Larry’s bohemian lifestyle and Celia’s strict
TO ERIN AND JAMIE ON THEIR EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY
Eighteen years ago I was twice blessed. Your mom and dad gave me an unforgettable gift. They invited me to be present at your birth.
Good Bye Forever?
Today marks the 57th anniversary of the first day of my exile from my beloved country. I am sharing an excerpt of my memoir, not
TO MY GURU ON HER BIRTHDAY
Gurumayi Chitvilasanda came into my life on a bright summer day in 1990. Months before I had been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and my doctor
PAPI
Today would have been my father’s 100th birthday. His last words to me came via a book that he sent to my husband. It was
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