We need very specific and personal stories more than ever, and we need new forms to keep developing and evolving.
INTERVIEW: A Conversation with Brenda Miller, Author of Love You, Bye: A Daughter’s Journey in Essays and Poems
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REVIEW: Trying: A Memoir by Chloe Caldwell
On its surface, this is a memoir about the time Caldwell spent “trying” for a baby, but as with all the best memoirs, it’s so much more than that.
REVIEW: Cat by Rebecca van Laer
… if you are anything from a cat lover to a mere cat appreciator, you will find what I did in this book: pure delight.
REVIEW: In the Cloakroom of Proper Musings by Kristina Moriconi
In her new book, Kristina Moriconi tells the unvarnished truth about motherhood, love, and survival in a poetic, inventive voice.
WRITING LIFE: “Real” Writers Doing “Real” Work by Rae Pagliarulo
For 10 years, I told myself I wasn’t a writer, but almost every single day, I wrote. What was holding me back? Why couldn’t I say the word?
Four Times More Likely by Rae Pagliarulo
When my father said the word predisposed, I felt a twinge of nerves. We were having “the talk.” Not the one about birds or bees, but something bigger and scarier that my brother and I would have to inevitably face…
