Hell Gate Bridge is an apt metaphor. Miskin’s symptoms were many, severe, and disorienting.
REVIEW: Hell Gate Bridge: A Memoir of Motherhood, Madness, and Hope by Barrie Miskin
INTERVIEW: Ellen van Neerven, Author of Personal Score: Sport, Culture, Identity
The collection invites readers to better understand and imagine queer and First Nations experiences in Australia, where Ellen van Neervan lives.
CRAFT: On Writing Trauma in Creative Nonfiction by Travis Harman
I mined my brain, every crevice, searching for parts of me that only I knew.
WRITING LIFE: Get Thee to a Writer’s Conference: How Attending Both Did and Did Not Change My Life by Lori D’Angelo
Like many new MFA grads, I had a lot of questions.
REVIEW: Take Back the Magic: Conversations With the Unseen World by Perdita Finn
After Finn’s father died, she received her inheritance in the mail: a small jet-black rock circled by twisted iron rods….
WRITING LIFE: Through Line by Katie McDougall
When a story is dismissed as cliché, trite and uninteresting, it’s easy to redirect the indictment to oneself.
Meet the Team: A Q&A With Sarah Evans, Reviewer
In this installment, we talk to Sarah Evans, from our reviews team.
PROFILE: Jeannine Ouellette, Author of The Part That Burns & Creator of Writing in the Dark
Part of my desire to profile [Jeannine] sprang from my curiosity to dissect what she’s doing that’s unique and effective and that differentiates her from others in her field.
INTERVIEW: Kyo Maclear author of Unearthing: A Story of Tangled Love and Family Secrets
Kyo Maclear is the only child of a Japanese mother and British Canadian father. Or that’s what she understood for her first 49 years.
INTERVIEW: Barrie Miskin, Author of Hell Gate Bridge
It’s summer 2016 when Barrie Miskin decides to go off her low-dose antidepressant in order to conceive
