2020: A Work in Progress
By Jamie Rosler When I signed up for this blog slot, it was a choice made entirely absent of the realization that this is the last Undiscovered Works blog post of 2020. One might expect the writer of an essay published on December 27 to wax poetic about the year past and the possibilities that […]
Sister Talk
By Jessie Wayburn The following is a jumble-story of my family. It isn’t cohesive or linear. If you follow along, you may get a taste of what it’s like for me to experience life. Maybe you will see your experience in mine. Maybe you will see a new side of reality. I share this in […]
Jews Love Christmas Too
By Rossi As a Jew, I always felt left out on Christmas. Sure we had Chanukah! Chanukah, Shmanukah! Mom would remind us every year, “The Goyem (non Jews) only have one day to celebrate. We have 8!” Every night we would gather around the dinette table in the kitchen as Mom lit the candles and then, hearts […]