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INTERVIEW: Liz Kinchen, Author of Light in Bandaged Places

As a lonely girl coming of age in the 1970s, Liz has every reason to believe her 8th-grade teacher is in love with her.

I wrote this book almost 20 years after my father’s death.

We speak to Jane Wong about her approach to memoir as a poet, her deliberate reluctance toward resilience, craft as it relates to violence, and more.

Alice and Leslie intergenerational trauma, art and architecture, and the mangled psychiatric system in this author interview.

A memoir-in-miniature explores storytelling outside of traditional forms.

The memoir in essays examines how media and celebrities impact perceptions of same-sex desires and identity.

An essay collection marked by lyrical language, honesty, and humor, invites readers to remain open to experience.

Will Ms. Procrastination, Ms. Overwhelm, Ms. Imposter Syndrome or Ms. Muse win?

The best way to get into the underlying emotions of a story is to start with action, aka the inciting incident.

In her genre-blending masterpiece, Lunden shares her journey to understand an illness that left her bedridden beginning at age 21.

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