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I went into physics because it struck me as the best way to understand how the universe works, and that includes some aspects of our existence.
The day I spent at Ivy Lodge, sorting through my parents’ things, being bombarded by memories, jump-started the whole [writing] process.
Dear Queer Self is an unconventional memoir in which Jonathan Alexander addresses wry and affecting missives to a conflicted younger self.
Selina Mahmood’s book felt like…was like to be a resident thrown into a hospital system in a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic.
Maryann Aita explores the concepts of intimacy, love, loneliness, and grief in her experimental collection of essays, The Little Astronaut.
At its center, Soft-Boiled follows Stephen J. West as he shadows a private investigator by the name of Frank Streets.
I was drawn to lyrical, fragmented form of Lizz Schumer’s Biography of a Body …
Like many fatherless daughters, myself included, Jayne Martin wasn’t without a father in the strictest sense of the term.
Maud Newton took a break from her myriad publicity and writing obligations to chat with me, via email…
Double Negative by Claudia Putnam is the winner of Split/Lip’s 2021 Nonfiction/Hybrid Chapbook Contest.
