Asturias Days
American writer Clellan Coe, who has lived on the windswept northern coast of Spain for many years, sees her surroundings as both an insider and an outsider.
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Father’s Day
By Stephen Goodwin
Each year, Father’s Day rolls around with another opportunity to celebrate our dads, fire up the grill, and buy another hackneyed greeting card. But what if one of the best things your dad taught you was how not to be like him? Stephen Goodwin undermines the familiar story in this essay from our Summer 2013 issue.
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