Evan Cooper

Evan Cooper

writer & yogi

 
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Recent Writing

NEW YORK TIMES VOICES

While memory has an inevitable way of blurring the past, I remember this appointment with crystalline precision, particularly the last thing he said before we left the small, windowless exam room. He said: “I will see you in two weeks, but in the meantime, please call me if the bottom drops out.”

THE WASHINGTON POST ON PARENTING

For a moment, I considered admitting — if not to her, then at least to myself — that Fairy Gumball, the tooth fairy with whom Emerson had been exchanging letters for nearly six years, was not real.