Getting Older

AMATEUR HOUR grows up

When the kids you wrote about leave home and soon you will too

Sep 1 •

Kimberly Harrington

Letting the field of your life lie fallow

A postcard from Maine

Aug 3 •

Kimberly Harrington

My neighbors have been calling me the wrong name for two years

I did this on purpose

Jul 9 •

Kimberly Harrington

I quit (my tiny assignment at) The Washington Post

Making work and life choices at the end of the world

Mar 30 •

Kimberly Harrington

When you're the Babygirl

Adventures in dominant-submissive dynamics: A memoir

Jan 18 •

Kimberly Harrington

Ok Babygirls now let's get in formation

The undeniable power, originality, heat, and nuance of the female gaze

Jan 4 •

Kimberly Harrington

The last Vermont winter

A reflection on 22 years and a changing season

Dec 22, 2024 •

Kimberly Harrington

Saying goodbye to a real motherf*cker

I meant a real one, I meant to say a real one. Jim Riswold 1957-2024

Dec 16, 2024 •

Kimberly Harrington

This is not about what went wrong

Some reading for a long weekend of (temporarily) disassociating

Nov 8, 2024 •

Kimberly Harrington

The year I found my worth

Nov 4, 2024 •

Kimberly Harrington

Going back to begin again

Returning to Portland, and considering staying

Aug 4, 2024 •

Kimberly Harrington

Midlife is the age of mastery

Rage against the decline narrative

Apr 18, 2024 •

Kimberly Harrington

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