Constance K. Escher
Biography
Constance K. Escher previously served as a Research Associate at the Shelby Cullum Davis Center for Historical Studies, Princeton University, and taught in Princeton Public Schools. Escher wrote She Calls Herself Betsey Stockton (2022).
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Arts & Literature
“The poet was surprised by death. She was panicked, abandoned, marooned, and descending into darkness, an unsought survivor. Woodall, the poet, suffered tendrils of pain, wincing with memories of her lifelong partner. With constant vigils at her husband’s tombstone, she wrote haiku, as those tendrils coaxed the poet back to life. With her steadfast silence, moments of unexpected beauty brought insight, strength and, finally, a nurturing peace. Those in the thralls of deepest grief will recognize a fellow traveler.”
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She Calls Herself Betsey Stockton
History & Biography
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