Reviewed by Elizabeth Austin Arianna Rebolini’s Higher: A Memoir of Wanting To Die (Harper; April 2025) is a unprecedented hybrid, weaving collectively confessional narrative, exhaustive analysis, and cultural evaluation. Rebolini examines […]
Reviewed by Emily Webber Once you choose up Molly Gaudry’s Match Into Me, A Novel: A Memoir (and also you most positively ought to), you’ll have sure expectations moving into identical to […]
Reviewed by Emily Webber Jocelyn Jane Cox’s memoir, Movement Dazzle: A Memoir of Motherhood, Loss, and Skating (Vine Leaves Press; Sept. 2025), is a tribute to her mom, a love letter […]
Reviewed by Dorothy Rowena Rice Humble Pie: Sober Menopause, Sugar Dependancy, and the Sweetness of Restoration (Bloomsbury; Jan. 2026) is a memoir that’s by turns laugh-out-loud humorous, emotionally charged, and […]
Reviewed by Melissa Oliveira Early in Lights In Chilly Rooms: A Psychologist Displays on Household, Growing old, Love & Loss (CavanKerry Press; 2025), Joan Cusack Handler writes, “Incidents of despair […]
Reviewed by Rae Pagliarulo I began studying Chloe Caldwell’s Making an attempt (Graywolf Press; August 2025) after an extended summer time of inhaling novel after novel. I believe I burned […]
Interviewed by Leslie Lindsay I’ve no heirlooms of my grandmother’s. Nothing even, of my mom’s. The one factor I’ve of my great-grandmother’s is a black and white photograph of a […]
Interviewed by Vicki Mayk I started following Kerry Neville on Fb greater than a decade in the past when she took a solo journey to Morocco, saying it was the […]
Interviewed by Morgan Baker Grief is common, but so particular person. Grief could make you’re feeling very alone, so once you discover a group, just like the one which editor […]