Held is a smart book, intermingling facts with personal narrative….
REVIEW: Held: Essays in Belonging by Kathryn Nuernberger
Tag: Lara Lillibridge
INTERVIEW: Michelle Yang, Author of Phoenix Girl: How a Fat Asian with Bipolar Found Love
A staunch and highly vocal advocate, Michelle Yang has made a name for herself in the national conversation about bipolar disorder
INTERVIEW: Amy Fish, Author of One In Six Million
We talk to Amy Fish about her researched nonfiction book, One in Six Million: The Baby by the Roadside and the Man Who Retraced a Holocaust.
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.
INTERVIEW: Karen Salyer McElmurray, Author of I Could Name God in 12 Ways: Essays
Risk is in the very landscape of Eastern Kentucky, where I’m from.
INTERVIEW: Jonathan Corcoran, Author of No Son of Mine: A Memoir
Jonathan Corcoran, born and raised in rural West Virginia, writes about the messy estrangement from his mother in No Son of Mine: A Memoir.
INTERVIEW: Suzette Mullen, Author of The Only Way Through is Out
One of the things I’ve learned in this process is the importance of advocating for yourself.
INTERVIEW: Zachary Pace, Author of I Sing to Use the Waiting
This collection forms a mosaic of Zachary Pace as an individual along with the 1980s-2000s so familiar to many of us.
STORIES ON SUNDAY: Lara Lillibridge (The Truth About Unringing Phones)
Hear author Lara Lillibridge read from her newest book The Truth About Unringing Phones, plus an audience Q&A.
INTERVIEW: L.L. Kirchner, Author of Blissful Thinking
It’s always there—that striving, that like wanting to be on a quest for self-improvement.
