Stewart Lawrence Sinclair is a writer and editor whose essays, reportage, and narrative nonfiction have been featured in LitHub, Guernica, New Orleans Review, Creative Nonfiction's True Story, and elsewhere. He teaches creative writing at the City College of New York and juggles whenever he can.

• Acknowledgments  xi1. Cirque du Covid  12. The Three-Body Problem  93. La Strata  194. Historical Arcs  315. Isla Vista  446. 441  607. Makeup  658. Cascade  749. Lodi  9010. Improvising  10011. Mardi Gras World  10312. Light-Hearted Humans  11413. Cirque du Kabul  124References  133

"Juggling is a powerful book about the practice of juggling-and about the benefits of perseverance." - Arianna Rebolini (Foreword Reviews) "Will jugglers find it interesting? They already know the basics. Why go over it again? Because an eloquently written paragraph, featuring your favorite subject is exactly what you do want to read. To hear about your own experience from someone else’s point of view is compelling and entertaining. Especially in the context of the pandemic, a moment unique in world history. . . . A fascinating read for anyone." - Raphael Harris (e-Juggle) "This book is packed with tips, tricks, and techniques to take your juggling skills to the next level. It's a big deal that Duke University Press is publishing a book about juggling. . . ." - Martin Kalwill (Flow Juggle)

Stewart Lawrence Sinclair is a writer and editor whose essays, reportage, and narrative nonfiction have been featured in LitHub, Guernica, New Orleans Review, Creative Nonfiction's True Story, and elsewhere. He teaches creative writing at the City College of New York and juggles whenever he can.

• Acknowledgments  xi1. Cirque du Covid  12. The Three-Body Problem  93. La Strata  194. Historical Arcs  315. Isla Vista  446. 441  607. Makeup  658. Cascade  749. Lodi  9010. Improvising  10011. Mardi Gras World  10312. Light-Hearted Humans  11413. Cirque du Kabul  124References  133

"Juggling is a powerful book about the practice of juggling-and about the benefits of perseverance." - Arianna Rebolini (Foreword Reviews) "Will jugglers find it interesting? They already know the basics. Why go over it again? Because an eloquently written paragraph, featuring your favorite subject is exactly what you do want to read. To hear about your own experience from someone else’s point of view is compelling and entertaining. Especially in the context of the pandemic, a moment unique in world history. . . . A fascinating read for anyone." - Raphael Harris (e-Juggle) "This book is packed with tips, tricks, and techniques to take your juggling skills to the next level. It's a big deal that Duke University Press is publishing a book about juggling. . . ." - Martin Kalwill (Flow Juggle)

Stewart Lawrence Sinclair is a writer and editor whose essays, reportage, and narrative nonfiction have been featured in LitHub, Guernica, New Orleans Review, Creative Nonfiction's True Story, and elsewhere. He teaches creative writing at the City College of New York and juggles whenever he can.

• Acknowledgments  xi1. Cirque du Covid  12. The Three-Body Problem  93. La Strata  194. Historical Arcs  315. Isla Vista  446. 441  607. Makeup  658. Cascade  749. Lodi  9010. Improvising  10011. Mardi Gras World  10312. Light-Hearted Humans  11413. Cirque du Kabul  124References  133

"Juggling is a powerful book about the practice of juggling-and about the benefits of perseverance." - Arianna Rebolini (Foreword Reviews) "Will jugglers find it interesting? They already know the basics. Why go over it again? Because an eloquently written paragraph, featuring your favorite subject is exactly what you do want to read. To hear about your own experience from someone else’s point of view is compelling and entertaining. Especially in the context of the pandemic, a moment unique in world history. . . . A fascinating read for anyone." - Raphael Harris (e-Juggle) "This book is packed with tips, tricks, and techniques to take your juggling skills to the next level. It's a big deal that Duke University Press is publishing a book about juggling. . . ." - Martin Kalwill (Flow Juggle)