Former Writing It Real intern, Tarn Wilson, shares an exquisite, humble essay about the times we confront loss in the lives of those we don’t know well and the times others address our own losses. This essay first appeared in Harvard Divinity Bulletin, Vol. 40, Nos. 3 and 4 (Summer/Autumn 2012): 13-16. Copyright 2012 The President
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About Tarn Wilson
Tarn Wilson is the author of the memoirs In Praise of Inadequate Gifts and The Slow Farm. Her personal essays appear in Harvard Divinity Bulletin , River Teeth , Ruminate , and The Sun, among others. She is a graduate of the Rainier Writing Workshop and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area where she is a high school teacher and the founder of Creator School, which offers writing courses for teens and adults. Visit her at her website .
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