Reviewed by Dorothy Rice This third memoir from Jeannie Vanasco mines advanced, puzzling and all-too-common emotional terrain — a member of the family or cherished one who repeatedly resorts to […]
Reviewed by Emily Webber Michelle Herman’s memoir of private essays, If You Say So (Galileo Press; 2025), affords an insightful reflection on getting older, grief, and discovering sudden neighborhood later […]
Interviewed by Hillary Moses Mohaupt Jennifer Case is an environmental author, editor and artistic writing on the College of Central Arkansas, and he or she’s additionally a mom. In her […]
Reviewed by Elizabeth Austin There are books you learn, after which there are books that learn you: books that attain into your coronary heart and extract experiences you thought have […]
Reviewed by Anri Wheeler To learn The Tilling (Seneca Overview Books; December 2024) by Matthew Morris is to go together with the narrator on a journey of self-discovery. Winner of […]
Reviewed by Kristy Wessel All of the Solution to the River: Love, Loss, and Liberation (Riverhead Books, September 2025) is a uncooked, susceptible memoir that dives deep into Elizabeth Gilbert’s private […]
Reviewed by Leslie Lindsay I’m obsessed. I can’t cease interested by my great-grandmother, a lady I by no means knew. She was previous and demented once I was born. Perhaps […]
Reviewed by Sara Pisak Paul Lisicky’s Tune So Wild and Blue: A Life with the Music of Joni Mitchell permits his life and the music, life, and writing of Joni Mitchell […]
Reviewed by Marissa Gallerani Although organized religions would possibly take into account their doctrines static and absolute, Queer Devotion: Spirituality Behind the Binary in Delusion, Story and Apply (Hay Home; […]
Reviewed by Angela L. Eckhart What was imagined to be a traditional enjoyable summer season Sunday afternoon at a buddies’ pool turned out to turn into a significant defining second […]