Nora Lange

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'Us Fools,' by Nora Lange

Nov 8, 2024 | nytimes.com | Nora Lange

Joanne's voice has always been in Bernadette's head. The Fareown sisters can't escape each other, even if they can escape their roots. Growing up on their Illinois farm in the 1980s, Jo and Bernie have learned to fend for themselves, largely by sticking together.
What Does A Mother Sound Like?

Jul 31, 2024 | hazlitt.net | Gloria Alamrew |Nora Lange |Lauren Quinn

Motherhood untethers. It takes you out of your own corporeal vessel. It turns “me” into “we” without so much as a nod to your preparedness or spiritual fortitude. It is the inclement weather event of your humanity. A force of nature so painfully common and yet mythical in its brutality that we can’t help but be in awe of it, countless millennia later.
Not Like Us | Hazlitt

May 30, 2024 | hazlitt.net | Rollie Pemberton |Abhrajyoti Chakraborty |Nora Lange

It was the morning of Tuesday, April 30th and we had just landed in drizzly Montreal ahead of a few East Coast live performances. After tossing our Rimowas into the trunk of our Uber, I sat in the back seat and loaded up X as we pulled out of the airport. After more than two weeks of silence, Kendrick Lamar had responded to Drake’s disses on a random Tuesday at 11:24 a.m. ET. I fumbled for my AirPods and crammed them into my ears.
Last Boob Feed | Hazlitt

May 29, 2024 | hazlitt.net | Nora Lange |Lauren Quinn |Rachel Gerry

I imagine eggs, imagine whipping the yolks in a glass bowl with a fork and lightly scrambling them. But by the time I open the refrigerator my appetite has evaporated. Nick is buttering an everything bagel. He is topping it with everything-bagel seasoning. I picture my mother.
Dark Matter | Hazlitt

Apr 3, 2024 | hazlitt.net | Meg Bernhard |Nora Lange |Niko Stratis |Krista Diamond

In the early aughts, Frank Warren ran a medical document delivery business in Germantown, Maryland. It was a monotonous job, involving daily trips to government offices to copy thousands of pages of journal articles for pharmaceutical companies, law firms, and non-profits. By his early forties, he had a house in a nice subdivision, a wife, a young daughter, and a dog.