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Author of The Ghosts Who Travel with Me, a memoir, and Half-Moon Scar, a novel.
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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Anguish Time
In the Church of Saint Francis — Igreja de São Francisco — in Porto, Portugal, believers once dropped coins into alms boxes, whispered prayers, and hoped that someone was listening. These painted wooden boxes are now nailed to a wall … Continue reading →
Posted in Death and dying, Justice, Racism, Travel, writing
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Tagged death and dying, Justice, language, Racism, travel
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Allison Green 