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An Ecstatic Time: Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner
Lily Tomlin was becoming one of America’s most original comic performers when a television drama by Jane Wagner stopped her in her tracks
Sep 7
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J. H. Irwin
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The Thrill of Holding His Hand: Pete and Chasten Buttigieg
They found one another during the summer when marriage equality became the law of the land, then built a marriage that would carry them from an Indiana…
Sep 1
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J. H. Irwin
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August 2026
Still in Love Is Now Free for Everyone
Love should never be treated as a privilege reserved for those who can afford access to it. These stories belong to our community, and from this point…
Aug 31
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J. H. Irwin
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They Did Not Know It Was Love: Gilbert Bradley and Gordon Bowsher
Gilbert Bradley and Gordon Bowsher fell in love just before the Second World War separated them. In hundreds of letters, Gordon wrote of sleepless…
Aug 28
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J. H. Irwin
Return to Gray's Point Part Four
THE TURNING
Aug 21
Coming September 25th, 2026: The Nimitz Affair
A new serialized novel by J. H. Irwin. Six parts, six Fridays.
Aug 18
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J. H. Irwin
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Return to Gray's Point Part Three
THE COST
Aug 14
A Thing That Wants Virginia: Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West
Virginia Woolf was one of the most daring literary minds of the twentieth century. Vita Sackville-West was an aristocratic poet, novelist, and woman…
Aug 12
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J. H. Irwin
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The Best Decision I Ever Made: Barack and Michelle Obama
A Special Edition of True Love Letters
Aug 8
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J. H. Irwin
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Return to Gray's Point Part Two
WHAT THE TOWN KEPT
Aug 7
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J. H. Irwin
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Empty Without You: Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok
Their relationship unfolded inside the White House, across thousands of letters, and through a world that offered two women neither the freedom nor the…
Aug 2
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J. H. Irwin
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I Had You to Look Forward To: Walt Whitman and Peter Doyle
When Walt Whitman stepped aboard Peter Doyle’s streetcar on a stormy night in Washington, D.C., in 1865, the Civil War had only recently ended.
Aug 2
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J. H. Irwin
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