Sarah Fawn Montgomery has a way with words. In her memoir of mini-essays, Abbreviate, she uses them in unique and startling ways.
REVIEW: Abbreviate by Sarah Fawn Montgomery
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REVIEW: Portrait of a Feminist: A Memoir in Essays by Marianna Marlowe
Marianna Marlowe walks us through stages of her life in vignettes that trace her forming and evolving feminist viewpoint of the world.
REVIEW: Take Back the Magic: Conversations With the Unseen World by Perdita Finn
After Finn’s father died, she received her inheritance in the mail: a small jet-black rock circled by twisted iron rods….
REVIEW: Everything is Perfect: A Memoir by Kate Nason
A woman’s personal hell with a philandering husband intersects with a national scandal playing out in the media in this memoir.
REVIEW: Slow Dancing With Fire: A Memoir of Resilience by Brahna Yassky
Former Guerrilla Girl Brahna Yassky’s memoir chronicles reclaiming her life and art after a disfiguring burn.
