Callie Hitchcock

Articles

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  Imperfect Wisdom: On Rachel Aviv’s “Strangers To Ourselves”

  Callie Hitchcock gets to know “Strangers to Ourselves: Unsettled Minds and the Stories That Make Us,” a new analysis of mental illness by Rachel Aviv.

  Callie HitchcockSep 22, 2022

  • Nonfiction

  • Science & Technology

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  Home Again Diary

  Callie Hitchcock watches the 2017 Reese Witherspoon rom-com more times than is advisable.

  Callie HitchcockMay 21, 2020
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  Precarious Devotion: A Conversation with Ivanna Baranova

  Callie Hitchcock speaks to Guatemalan-Slovak poet Ivanna Baranova, author of “Confirmation Bias,” now out from Metatron Press.

  Callie HitchcockFeb 5, 2020

  • Poetry

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  Cooking Outside the Lines: A Conversation with Alison Roman

  A best-selling cookbook author discusses the problems with fad diets and the importance of eating well.

  Callie HitchcockOct 22, 2019

  • Food & Drink

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  Blurry Feminism: On Jia Tolentino’s “Trick Mirror”

  Callie Hitchcock reflects on “Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion,” a collection of essays by Jia Tolentino.

  Callie HitchcockJul 29, 2019

  • Gender & Sexuality

  • Memoir & Essay

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  The Caillou Conceit: Narrative Overexposure and Hyperreal Pacing in Netflix’s Love

  Callie Hitchcock reviews Netflix's "Love" in light of the hyperreal storytelling style exhibited in "Caillou."

  Callie HitchcockJul 14, 2018
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  A Woman Looking at Chris Kraus Looking at Men: I Love Dick and Kraus’s Precarious Female Gaze

  Callie Hitchcock considers the female gaze in "I Love Dick," both the television series and the novel by Chris Kraus.

  Callie HitchcockJan 18, 2018