A Soundproof Room

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An excerpt is out today from a memoir I have been working on about my father, and all the things we never could talk about...

My father was resting on the sofa-bed, slightly pulled up against a pile of cushions my brother arranged last night after we got him out of the hospital so he could die at home. From where I was standing in the semi-darkness, his large frame, illuminated by morning light coming through the French windows, looked like a windowpane leaning against a wall.

You can read more in the (Parenthesis) Review https://www.parenthesesreview.com/essays/a-soundproof-room

Me and Mitch having coffee, four years before his death.

One response to “A Soundproof Room”

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    Dileas

    Tender and thoughtful, filled with fond memories and gentle regrets.

    This work by Hannah captures those deep reflective memories we all have when the sudden relaisation that someone who has always been there and part of life will soon no longer be there in person.

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