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Megan Mayhew Bergman

  • My Imaginary Bunker

    The recent activity in North Korea has urban survivalist websites humming. I wish I didn’t know.  Some people watch rom-coms or eat fried Oreos as a guilty pleasure; I quietly troll urban survivalist websites.

  • When I Loved Reagan

    When I see this video of eleven-year-old me, I burn inside. Maybe I should take it easy on myself, but I see a fumbling, painfully awkward girl supporting a politician whose influence still buttresses today’s anti-feminist conservatives

  • The Last Book I Loved: West with the Night

    Her mother was a nurse, shot in World War II in Nepal. She—my mother-in-law—was an Ivy League-educated, motorcycle-driving, garden-planting veterinarian in Vermont… with a pilot’s license. When she passed away after a bout with cancer, two weeks after the birth…