For a second, I think these women are with me.
WRITING LIFE: Writing Class Ruined Me for Social Reentry by Andrea Askowitz
Category: Articles
REVIEW: Already Toast: Caregiving and Burnout in America by Kate Washington
Washington proves that familial caregiving is taken for granted by doctors, necessary for patients’ recovery, and frequently devastating.
REVIEW: Anything Will Be Easy after This: A Western Identity Crisis by Bethany Maile
Bethany Maile confronts the fabled American West with a sharp journalistic eye and deep personal insight.
REVIEW: Crossing the River: Seven Stories that Saved My Life by Carol Smith
The wisdom Carol Smith renders from these experiences reads like a gripping “how to” on coping with loss.
REVIEW: Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century edited by Alice Wong
Disability Visibility allows those who are disabled to speak for and represent themselves.
WRITING LIFE: Over in a Flash by Kristen Paulson-Nguyen
“Thank you for coming,” I said to the director’s black cat, Loba.
INTERVIEW: Christine Hyung-Oak Lee, author of Tell Me Everything Thing You Don’t Remember: The Stroke That Changed My Life
I picked up this book at the recommendation of a friend, and once I started reading it, I ignored all my assigned tasks for the day
CRAFT: But Is It True? Fiction Techniques in Nonfiction by Jennifer Chong Schneider
You never see the characters in your favorite sitcoms use the bathroom as much as we use the bathroom.
INTERVIEW: Patrick Madden, Author of Disparates
It’s both a grand and an insignificant thing to be an essayist, to ‘renew and extend’ the genre’s legacy.
INTERVIEW: Susan Shapiro, Author of The Forgiveness Tour
I pretty much asked everyone I knew, ‘What’s the one apology you deserved but never received?’
