There are so many reasons to love Landed, Jennifer Lang’s second experimental prose memoir.
INTERVIEW: Jennifer Lang, Author of Landed: A Yogi’s Memoir in Pieces & Prose
Category: Issues
INTERVIEW: Joanne De Simone, Author of Fall and Recovery: Raising Children with Disabilities through Lessons Learned in Dance
In Fall and Recovery, Joanne De Simone marries her dance story with her mother story,
CRAFT: Supporting the Nonfiction Community by Teaching Book Reviews by Rajpreet Heir
While I can’t single-handedly change publishing’s structural inequities, I can at least support some writers and add my voice to the publishing conversation.
A Letter to Mother with the Long Hair by Jen Machajewski
It’s funny that I should remember it as long when you so rarely wore it down.
Help Wanted: Pre-Emptive Griever by Casey Mulligan Walsh
Seeking someone compelled to obsess on the possibility of a tragic outcome in all situations….
REVIEW: Tap Dancing on Everest: A Young Doctor’s Unlikely Adventure by Mimi Zieman
While pitched as an adventure story… it is so much more than that…. It’s a “finding one’s “own voice and learn[ing] to trust it” coming-of-age story…
REVIEW: Revelation at the Foodbank by Merrill Joan Gerber
Gerber is a writer’s writer, sharing memories of more than 60 years of working at the craft
INTERVIEW: Summer Stewart, Co-founder & Publisher of Unsolicited Press
My peers and I were finding that it was hard to find places to our send work. So initially I co-founded a literary journal with a few friends.
INTERVIEW: Kim Liao, Author of Where Every Ghost Has a Name: A Memoir of Taiwanese Independence
Where Every Ghost Has a Name spans the year Liao spent in Taiwan wading her way through her family’s history, which has been largely erased or hidden away by the government.
Like a Flock of Homesick Cranes by Tanya Bellehumeur-Allatt
No matter how much pressure I applied, Maman and Daddy maintained that Beirut was too dangerous for sleepovers.
