Interviewed by Rae Pagliarulo When Brenda Miller’s newest guide, Love You, Bye: A Daughter’s Journey in Essays and Poems (Skinner Home Books; April 2026) was launched, I instantly knew that I […]
Reviewed by Nan J. Bauer The maths is primary: Meals is life. Withholding it’s energy. It’s an equation we see each day to horrible impact within the present Palestinian and […]
Reviewed by Brian Watson Though I used to be disillusioned to be taught that I am not America’s beloved fruit, Priyanka Kumar’s hybrid memoir, The Gentle Between Apple Timber: Rediscovering the […]
I’m opening this interview with a little bit of trepidation, very like once I was a toddler, lifting the duvet of a childhood favourite, The Monster at The Finish of […]
I’m not precisely positive what it’s about true crime that’s so alluring, why everybody turns into an armchair detective when a giant case breaks into nationwide information, however they do. […]
My pal Andrea made me a mixtape in highschool after I’d kissed my first boyfriend. The mixtape centered across the made-up fairytale of “Princess Kristine and Prince ___,” and between […]
I got here up with the concept final spring, after greater than a decade of educating Tim O’Brien’s The Issues They Carried to twin enrollment highschool seniors. By then, I […]
Reviewed by Vicki Mayk As somebody who writes micro essays, I used to be desirous to overview Beth Ann Fennelly’s assortment of micro memoirs, The Irish Goodbye: Micro-Memoirs (W.W. Norton, February […]
Reviewed by Emily Webber With over 100 books printed, the Object Classes sequence from Bloomsbury Educational goals to uncover the “hidden lives of odd issues.” These slim paperbacks may be learn […]
Reviewed by Sara Pisak On the time of writing (not publishing) this evaluation, it’s formally 206 days till Thursday, August 27, 2026, week zero of the faculty soccer season. If […]