Carolyn Flynn·Oct 1Lough Gur, and the Bold Choices That Make Our FutureOn a pilgrimage of myth, stories and songs in Ireland, I ponder how delicate turns lead to the next story, choosing life and more life.
Carolyn Flynn·Sep 23What Gloria Steinem Taught Me About MarriageIn my career as a journalist and editor-in-chief of a women’s magazine, I interviewed Gloria Steinem three times. But the first time, her…A response icon1A response icon1
Carolyn Flynn·Sep 20A Meeting with My Father in Cork: A Post from Ireland About the Caretakers of Our Creative…In Cork, Ireland, I find the creative genetic material of my ancestors has mingled together. And so, I write on.
Carolyn Flynn·Sep 20The Raw Sound of Silence: Notes About America, Coming to You from the Crashing Waves of IrelandThoughts on 9/11 and what makes a homeland
Carolyn Flynn·May 6I’m a Statue in Verona, and I’m Going to Stand Here Until You Remember What Love IsI’m a statue in Verona, and please, non toccare, don’t touch my breast. As you know, and everyone knows, I only have eyes for Romeo, who is…A response icon1A response icon1
Carolyn Flynn·Oct 2, 2024The Sun and I Have a Little Conversation About AutumnWhy presence is the practice of compassion. Morning on the Rio Grande, living in the Dance and the Wonder
Carolyn Flynn·Jan 18, 2024Farewell to IrelandAfter a month-long stay, it was going to break my heart to leave. As a consolation, there was a diaspora of sand.
Carolyn Flynn·Jul 9, 2023We are warmed by our own walkingOne of the best ways to undertake a seven-mile hike is to have absolutely no idea you’re about to hike seven miles.A response icon1A response icon1
Carolyn Flynn·Jan 22, 2023Country and family are messyDispatch from Belfast: What Van Morrison tells us about in ‘The Healing Game’