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REVIEW: All Things Edible, Random and Odd: Essays on Grief, Love & Food by Sheila Squillante

Food is the narrative thread used to make sense of grief, past relationships and family in this lyrical collection.

The voice of the body and the need to listen to it runs through this essay collection.

In lyrical prose, the collection of brief essays examines subjects both commonplace and profound.

A writer’s writer explores identity and what it means to be a woman in an essay collection that is funny, dark, and heartbreaking.

The challenges of maintaining a writing life while parenting are the focus of an essay collection that also is a meditation on the writing craft.

Essays exploring life’s losses, transformations and the challenges of being a memoirist comprise a graceful and lyrical collection.

The experimental memoir combines research, reflections on belonging, and a variety of essay forms in the author’s exploration of her past.

Each of the words in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29 becomes a prompt for the entries in this collection of short prose pieces.

The nuances of life’s subtle and private forms of fear are masterfully explored in the essay collection.

In Writing While Masked: Reflections on 2020 and Beyond a group of writers from Washington document their experiences in essays, prose, and poetry.

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