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Stewart Lawrence Sinclair is a writer and editor whose essays, reportage, and narrative nonfiction have been featured in LitHub, Guernica, New Orleans Review, Creative Nonfiction's True Story, and elsewhere. He teaches creative writing at the City College of New York and juggles whenever he can.
List of contents
Acknowledgments xi
1. Cirque du Covid 1
2. The Three-Body Problem 9
3. La Strata 19
4. Historical Arcs 31
5. Isla Vista 44
6. 441 60
7. Makeup 65
8. Cascade 74
9. Lodi 90
10. Improvising 100
11. Mardi Gras World 103
12. Light-Hearted Humans 114
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Cirque du Kabul 124
References 133
About the author
Stewart Lawrence Sinclair is a writer and editor whose essays, reportage, and narrative nonfiction have been featured in
LitHub,
Guernica,
New Orleans Review,
Creative Nonfiction's
True Story, and elsewhere. He teaches creative writing at the City College of New York and juggles whenever he can.
Summary
Stewart Sinclair explores the 4,000 year history, culture, and practice of juggling as seen through his life as a juggler, showing how it provides joy as well as a respite from difficulties during hard times.
