Brian Lee Knopp is not so much confiding in the readers of his new essay collection, as he is inviting us to conspire.
INTERVIEW: Brian Lee Knopp, Author of Dreams I’m Never Gonna See
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INTERVIEW: Eiren Caffall, Author of The Mourner’s Bestiary
“I can’t be on the barricades in the way that I might have been able to when I was really healthy. I can write books.”
From the Archives: A New Year Round-up by D. Nicholas Penglase
We’ve gathered five pieces from our archives which explore ideas of change, new beginnings, and the ways in which we let go, or carry with us, the past.
REVIEW: The Braille Encyclopedia: Brief Essays on Altered Sight by Naomi Cohn
Review by Sara PisakThe Braille Encyclopedia: Brief Essays on Altered Sight by Naomi Cohn functions as an encyclopedic guided tour through Cohn’s diagnosis and worsening eyesight. Accompanying her on this tour is an unlikely companion, the inventor of braille, Louis Braille. Together Cohn and Braille offer the reader a unique understanding of their lived experiences.…
REVIEW: The Loves of My Life: A Sex Memoir by Edmund White
I wasn’t expecting to laugh and learn my way through something subtitled A Sex Memoir.
REVIEW: Loveland: A Memoir of Romance and Fiction by Susan Ostrov
In Loveland, Susan Ostrov’s lived experience converge to challenge traditional boundaries between the academic and the anecdotal.
REVIEW: Immersion: A Linguist’s Memoir by Linda Murphy Marshall
Immersion: A Linguist’s Memoir by Linda Murphy Marshall chronicles decades of the author’s life in learning and working in foreign languages.
CRAFT: Make your Marketing Suit Your Goals by Angel R. Ackerman
As you make the transition from writer to published author, you are faced with a lot of decisions.
REVIEW: Docile: Memoirs of a Not-So-Perfect Asian Girl by Hyeseung Song
Hyeseung is a first-generation American, born to Korean immigrant parents, and struggled with the unique culture shock that can result….
REVIEW: Everywhere the Undrowned by Stephanie Clare Smith
In Everywhere the Undrowned, Stephanie Clare Smith walks us through the summer she spent on her own, at fourteen, in a New Orleans…
