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Goodbye, Amy! Hello, Eric! Baltimore native R. Eric Thomas to write new advice column
Baltimore Sun· 7 days ago“I’m probably the first nationally syndicated advice columnist to come from West Baltimore,” he...
Philly’s R. Eric Thomas is taking over the ‘Ask Amy’ advice column
Philly.com· 2 days agoNext month, after 21 years on the job, Amy Dickinson will end her tenure as the writer of the...
Ask Amy: My wife and her sister aren’t speaking
Birmingham News· 4 hours agoDear Amy: My wife and her sister “Bobbi” have stopped speaking to each other over a disagreement that has now lasted for more than two years. During the...
Letter from the Editor: Goodbye to Amy, and hello to Eric – our advice roster is changing
MLive.com· 1 day agoHere’s some unsolicited advice: Enjoy reading Amy Dickinson as much as you can for the next month. ...
Ask Amy: The columnist announces her exit
Birmingham News· 7 days agoMy final column will run at the end of June. When I was first hired by the Chicago Tribune to write an advice column after Ann Landers ...
Gilligan: Saying so long to Amy (no, not me)
telegraphherald.com· 3 days agoIf you missed Friday’s “Ask Amy” column, I’ll break it to you: Amy Dickinson is retiring. For 21 years, the successor ...
Ask Amy: We’re sick of this rundown eyesore in our affluent neighborhood
Sun-Sentinel· 2 days agoDear Readers: As I announced last week, my final “Ask Amy” column in this space will run on June 30....
Ask Amy: Boyfriend spins an elaborate tale but I’m sure he’s cheating
The Republican· 2 days agoDear Readers: As I announced last week, my final “Ask Amy” column in this space will run on June 30....
Ask Amy: My affair with neighbor is happening under her husband’s nose
The Patriot-News· 5 days agoDear Amy: After my spouse of over 40 years died last year. Brenda’s adult son and daughter have...
Introducing ‘Asking Eric,’ a new advice column
Birmingham News· 7 days agoEditor’s note: “Asking Eric” is a new advice column from R. Eric Thomas, bestselling author and former fill-in for Slate’s iconic “Dear Prudence.” Dear ...
