Tag: Layla Khoury-Hanold

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.

A hybrid of memoir, cultural criticism and theory explores themes of motherhood, misogyny, consent, and control.

The search for personal identity while being part of a famous family is the focus of a lyrical, deeply textured memoir.

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

Award-winning podcaster Zibby Owens reflects on the events that shaped her life and the books that supported her on the journey.

The memoir deftly braids memories of food and a Bengali upbringing with reflections of how cuisine has informed the writer’s sense of identity…

Contributor Updates