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Mindi Boston

This is How I Remember You

A Social (Media) Commentary

Mar 25

A picture of the author in 1988, complete with orange hair and garish makeup.

Mar 25

Why Does “The Drop” Always Feel Like It Is Off a Cliff?

Post-visit depression is a complicated phenomenon

Mar 19

People toast a meal together.

Mar 19

Published in

Zenite

Always Seek the Light

A weathered photograph speaks more than a thousand words

Mar 9

A woman sits with two kids on a bench.

Mar 9

Published in

Zenite

Life is a Series of Bathrooms

Long baths remind me that life is constantly going down the drain

Feb 21

Woman hunches over in a bath tub.

Feb 21

Two Words: Life Happens

…and other excuses for not writing

Jan 28

Two Words: Life Happens

Jan 28

Published in

Contemplate

Communion Farts

Growing up in a church-going household left me with mixed feelings on religion

Jan 18

A woman stands at the front of a church.

Jan 18

This week only, read THE GIRL IN THE RUSTED CAGE for free!

This week only, read the e-book for free. Promotion lasts Monday, 1/13/25, through Friday, 1/17/25. You can download it for free here…

Jan 13

This week only, read THE GIRL IN THE RUSTED CAGE for free!

Jan 13

How Hot Does a Book Burn?

And more burning questions from a book signing

Dec 5, 2024

A sign reads, “Need some money, used books,” next to a cup for change.

Dec 5, 2024

Published in

Human Parts

The Sandwich No One Orders

I am caught between two halves that somehow never make a whole

Oct 11, 2024

An older person’s hand and that of a younger person hold a rose.

Oct 11, 2024

Published in

Pure Fiction

Tie a Yellow Ribbon

The scars of an old heartbreak resurface

Sep 9, 2024

A black and white shot shows a man tattooing.

Sep 9, 2024

Mindi Boston

Mindi Boston

Mindi Boston is a writer based out of Tennessee and author of “The Girl in the Rusted Cage.” For more information, visit www.mindiboston.com.

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