Reviewed by Elizabeth Austin In All the things is High quality, I’ll Simply Work Tougher: Confessions of a Former Badass (Road Noise Books, 2025), Cara Gormally delivers a quietly radical […]
By Trish McDonald “Don’t you understand every part has an expiration date?” A literary agent requested me this query as I stood in entrance of a panel of publishing executives. […]
By Claire Polders I’m not a poet. I voiced this denial a number of instances in my life and with full conviction. It’s the very first thing I informed Alyson […]
Reviewed by Sarah Rosenthal I grew up in coastal southern Connecticut, doubtless not removed from the place the occasions of Amie Souza Reilly’s essay assortment, Human/Animal: A Bestiary in Essays, […]
Sarah Fawn Montgomery Sarah Fawn Montgomery’s small assortment of small essays, Abbreviate, examines how the injustice and violence of girlhood leads ladies to simply accept—and even declare—small areas and tales. […]
Reviewed by Emily Webber Within the preface to Held Collectively: A Shared Memoir of Motherhood, Drugs, and Imperfect Love (HarperOne; 2025), creator Rebecca N. Thompson emphasizes that the ladies in […]
By Patrice Gopo Lately, I used to be in Anchorage, Alaska—my hometown—for college visits and occasions related to the publication of my second image e-book. That e-book not directly mentions […]
Interviewed by Lara Lillbridge A staunch and extremely vocal advocate for psychological well being consciousness, Michelle Yang has made a reputation for herself within the nationwide dialog about bipolar dysfunction. […]
Expensive Writers, Every June, we glance again at what’s been revealed through the previous twelve months on The Brevity Weblog. And we’re at all times amazed by the depth and […]
Interviewed by Leslie Lindsay In two days, I will probably be on the airport. I assure you, nobody will probably be ‘dressed up’ like cohorts of Marty Ross-Dolen’s grandparents. They […]