When Amy Wilson was in eighth grade, she decided to stop raising her hand, even when she knew the answers.
REVIEW: Happy to Help: Adventures of a People Pleaser by Amy Wilson
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REVIEW: Alligator Tears: A Memoir in Essays by Edgar Gomez
In seven sentences, just seventy-six words, I am haunted by my 1987 coming out moment.
REVIEW: The Full Catastrophe: All I Ever Wanted… Everything I Feared by Casey Mulligan Walsh
Casey Mulligan Walsh makes a stunning authorial debut with her new memoir The Full Catastrophe: All I Ever Wanted…Everything I Feared.
INTERVIEW: Caroline Topperman, Author of Your Roots Cast a Shadow
It was in 2015, after I had moved to Poland, that I started writing. But it was not this book at all.
INTERVIEW: Deborah Derrickson Kossmann, Author of Lost Found Kept: A Memoir
It was critical to the narrative to capture what it was like to be a child and experience what I did.
INTERVIEW: Teresa Wong, Author of the Graphic Memoir, All Our Ordinary Stories
Sometimes I joke that making a graphic is probably the hardest, longest way to write a book.
CRAFT: Thinking, Writing, Selling Your Naughty Thoughts by Ralph Greco Jr.
Naughty stuff, a political screed, a recipe, an email — it all comes down to you.
CRAFT: Using Book Publicity to Deepen the Author-Reader Relationship by Gina DeMillo Wagner
In the months leading up to the publication of my debut memoir, Forces of Nature, I was already feeling twinges of burnout.
REVIEW: Exit the Body by Heather Bartel
In Exit the Body, Heather Bartel presents nine provocative, mind-bending, genre-fluid essays on the nature of identity, personhood, womanhood, and more.
REVIEW: All the Beauty in the World by Patrick Bringley
In his exquisite debut memoir Patrick Bringley walks us through—quite literally—the decade he spent as a guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
