Frontier seamlessly blend[s] fiction with memoir with research in the most artful and imaginative manner.
REVIEW: Frontier: A Memoir & a Ghost Story by Erica Stern
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INTERVIEW: Marty Ross-Dolen, Author of Always There, Always Gone: A Daughter’s Search for Truth
Told with a poet’s precision for language, and a novelist’s eye for storytelling, Marty Ross-Dolen takes a slightly unconventional approach to this memoir.
INTERVIEW: Jill Bialosky, Author of The End is the Beginning: A Personal History of My Mother
As a writer and a reader, I’m searching for truth, honesty, ways of making sense of difficult experiences.
INTERVIEW: Lidia Yuknavitch, Author of Reading the Waves
Organized in 15 nonlinear, braided essays, Reading the Waves by Lidia Yukanatich is about holding on and letting go. Mostly letting go.
REVIEW: Snapshots: An Album of Essay and Image edited by Dinah Lenney
Editor Dinah Lenney presents 36 provocative, genre-fluid micro essays by a diverse and powerful cast of writers.
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.
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.
INTERVIEW: Barrie Miskin, Author of Hell Gate Bridge
It’s summer 2016 when Barrie Miskin decides to go off her low-dose antidepressant in order to conceive
INTERVIEW: Suzanne Scanlon, Author of Committed: On Meaning and Madwomen
The act of writing helps, being a writer helps…. But that doesn’t mean it ended my grief.
INTERVIEW: Susannah Kennedy, Author of Reading Jane: A Daughter’s Memoir
One of the reasons I’m so drawn to memoir is I learn so much by reading the journeys of others.
