REVIEW: An Encyclopedia of Bending Time by Kristin Keane April 7, 2022 Writer Kristin Keane daringly bends the boundaries of form and craft in a book exploring the loss of her mother. Read full story →
REVIEW: Knocked Down: A High-Risk Memoir by Aileen Weintraub March 7, 2022 A high-risk pregnancy inspires suspense and laughter in a memoir chronicling a farmhouse rehab, marital challenges and 38 weeks of bed rest. Read full story →
REVIEW: Shadow Migration: Mapping a Life by Suzanne Ohlmann March 7, 2022 The memoir uniquely explores the space between the facts of our lives and our shadow selves. Read full story →
REVIEW: Affliction: Growing Up with a Closeted Gay Dad by Laura Hall March 7, 2022 This memoir of a closeted gay father shows that the closet has collateral victims in unsuspecting spouses and confused children Read full story →
REVIEW: Endings & Beginnings: Family Essays by DeWitt Henry March 7, 2022 Family relationships are explored in an essay collection shortlisted for the PEN Award for the Art of the Essay. Read full story →
REVIEW: Cost of Living: Essays by Emily Maloney February 7, 2022 The American medical system is examined from the dual perspectives of patient and health-care worker. Read full story →
REVIEW: Odyssey of Ashes: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Letting Go by Cheryl Krauter February 7, 2022 The sport of fly fishing becomes the mechanism for processing grief following the loss of author Cheryl Krauter’s husband. Read full story →
REVIEW: Work Hard, Not Smart: How to Make A Messy Literary Life by Alexis Paige February 7, 2022 Combining memoir and explorations of craft, the book is for those who value writing at its most chaotic and honest. Read full story →
REVIEW: Dear Memory: Letters on Writing, Silence, and Grief by Victoria Chang February 7, 2022 Letters, found art and photographs are used to explore loss, preserve memories and explore identity. Read full story →
REVIEW: American Honey: A Field Guide to Resisting Temptation by Sarah M. Wells January 11, 2022 A strong voice and lyrical writing mark a memoir that pulls back the curtain to capture ten years in a marriage. Read full story →