I Confess (Sort of)

Kate Levin

March 11, 2004 | This article appeared in the March 29, 2004 edition of The Nation.

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A confession is, by definition, a declaration of guilt.

About the Author

Kate Levin

Kate Levin is a writer in Brooklyn. Her work has also appeared in The Crier.

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