Category: Reviews

An archive of our reviews of memoirs, essay collections, and other works of creative nonfiction.

For Lynne Golodner, the dual searches for home and voice are closely related.

Editor Dinah Lenney presents 36 provocative, genre-fluid micro essays by a diverse and powerful cast of writers.

Hannah Selinger gives voice to the unseen labor and emotional toll that the restaurant industry takes on its workers….

Marianna Marlowe walks us through stages of her life in vignettes that trace her forming and evolving feminist viewpoint of the world.

Lester Fabian Brathwaite inhabits an intersection — a mother lode of bias — where racism, homophobia, ableism, and xenophobia collide.

Jaros not only tells us about developing self-trust — she invites us to lace up our own boots and cultivate it within our own journey

Nicole Graev Lipson brilliantly mines stories from her own life to reveal the truth, pain, and beauty that mark the experiences all women share…

When Amy Wilson was in eighth grade, she decided to stop raising her hand, even when she knew the answers.

In seven sentences, just seventy-six words, I am haunted by my 1987 coming out moment.

Casey Mulligan Walsh makes a stunning authorial debut with her new memoir The Full Catastrophe: All I Ever Wanted…Everything I Feared.

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