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Vanessa Stone

the appeal of hope in McDonagh’s leenane trilogy

It was natural to devour Martin McDonagh’s Leenane trilogy on one lovely evening since the lockdown deprived many of us of some serious…

Sep 6, 2021

the appeal of hope in McDonagh’s leenane trilogy

Sep 6, 2021

Just sharing pieces I’ve written

Thanks for reading!

Aug 24, 2021

Aug 24, 2021

a week in lake chelan

They would know, we were here, too. Living slow.

Jun 8, 2021

A lush green mountain in north central Washington State.

Jun 8, 2021

on amy cooper: suffering like white feminists

To be a white feminist in America is to wield a certain power that Black women and women of color simply do not have.

Jun 1, 2021

Amy Cooper known as Central Park Karen choking her dog and calling the cops on Christian Cooper

Jun 1, 2021

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The Last Thing I Loved: Grocery Store Runs with My Mother

Vanessa Stone reflects on the cultural differences between her own generation and her immigrant mother’s upbringing.

Mar 14, 2019

The Last Thing I Loved: Grocery Store Runs with My Mother

Mar 14, 2019

Barefoot Ballerina: Francois Lepaulle’s “Marie and Paul Taglioni in the Ballet-La Sylphide” (1832)…

Little is known about the nineteenth century painter Francois Lepaulle and his 1832 oil on canvas painting, Marie Taglioni and Joseph…

Jan 7, 2019

Barefoot Ballerina: Francois Lepaulle’s “Marie and Paul Taglioni in the Ballet-La Sylphide” (1832)…

Jan 7, 2019

moving in white spaces

My background as a dance studies student certainly taught me how to discuss bodies in space. But it was not until I experienced my own body…

Jun 24, 2018

moving in white spaces

Jun 24, 2018

Vanessa Stone

Vanessa Stone

A writer based in Munsee Lenape territories colonially referred to as New York. At work on my forthcoming novel, The Things We Did to God.

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