Interviewed by Morgan Baker In 2013, my division chair at Emerson Faculty requested if I might be considering working with a grad pupil on her memoir. I mentioned sure, instantly. […]
Reviewed by J. Michael Lennon David Denby took on fairly a job of labor when he determined to depict the lives of 4 well-known Twentieth-Century Individuals: Leonard Bernstein, Mel Brooks, […]
Reviewed by Emily Webber In Tom McAllister’s assortment, It All Felt Unimaginable: 42 Years in 42 Essays, he challenges himself to write down an essay for yearly of his life. […]
Reviewed by Sarah Evans Not all of us nonetheless see our childhood houses regularly, and many people by no means see them in any respect besides in reminiscence. Some recollections […]
Reviewed by Brian Watson Deep Home: The Gayest Love Story Ever Instructed (Little Brown and Firm: June 2025) is the second memoir from Jeremy Atherton Lin. His first, Homosexual Bar: Why […]
Interviewed by Leslie A. Lindsay It’s March within the Midwest as I learn The Finish is the Starting: A Private Historical past of My Mom (Washington Sq. Press/Atria; Could 2024). […]
Interviewed by Amy Fish I picked up Chilly Kitchen: A 12 months of Culinary Travels (Bloomsbury; Jan. 2025) as a result of I like when a e book has recipes. It […]
Interviewed by Michèle Dawson Haber It was a pleasure and an inspiration to speak with debut writer Shannon Luders-Manuel about her memoir, The One Who Loves You: A Memoir of […]
Interviewed by Hillary Moses Mohaupt Suzanne Cope’s guide, Girls at Conflict: The Italian Assassins, Spies, and Couriers Who Fought the Nazis (Dutton; April 2025), offers readers a dramatic account of […]
Interviewed by Lara Lillibridge For six years, Amy Fish toiled away on her first work of researched nonfiction — a large enterprise bringing collectively interviews, analysis, and a particular relationship […]