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The Fountain 143
The Fountain MagazineThe Fountain’s 143rd issue explores our shared humanity and reminds us that each of us has a story to share that we can learn from. Hear the story of Hannah Vuozzo, an orphan from Russia that came to America at a young age in order to start a new life. (The Snowflake and the Sun) Remember siblinghood with Hannah Kay, a woman that chronicles her experiences growing up with her autistic brother Matt. (For My Brother) Explore post-partum psychosis with Jan Kaneen, a mother that became disassociated with her new baby. (Voices and Real Monsters) Become Homo-Covidicus with Mariya Tytarenko, one of tRead moreShow less
The Fountain’s 143rd issue explores our shared humanity and reminds us that each of us has a story to share that we can learn from.
Hear the story of Hannah Vuozzo, an orphan from Russia that came to America at a young age in order to start a new life. (The Snowflake and the Sun)
Remember siblinghood with Hannah Kay, a woman that chronicles her experiences growing up with her autistic brother Matt. (For My Brother)
Explore post-partum psychosis with Jan Kaneen, a mother that became disassociated with her new baby. (Voices and Real Monsters)
Become Homo-Covidicus with Mariya Tytarenko, one of this year’s Essay Contest winners that describes how the ongoing pandemic has changed us all. (Homo Covidicus Who Are You We?)
And explore how having an optimistic outlook on our futures can lead to better outcomes for us all in this issue’s lead article. (The Tomorrows in My Dreams)
The Fountain. On Life, Knowledge, and Belief.
Hear the story of Hannah Vuozzo, an orphan from Russia that came to America at a young age in order to start a new life. (The Snowflake and the Sun)
Remember siblinghood with Hannah Kay, a woman that chronicles her experiences growing up with her autistic brother Matt. (For My Brother)
Explore post-partum psychosis with Jan Kaneen, a mother that became disassociated with her new baby. (Voices and Real Monsters)
Become Homo-Covidicus with Mariya Tytarenko, one of this year’s Essay Contest winners that describes how the ongoing pandemic has changed us all. (Homo Covidicus Who Are You We?)
And explore how having an optimistic outlook on our futures can lead to better outcomes for us all in this issue’s lead article. (The Tomorrows in My Dreams)
The Fountain. On Life, Knowledge, and Belief.
