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In the Spaces Between Generations: On Courtney Zoffness’s “Spilt Milk”
Heather Scott Partington reflects on “Spilt Milk,” the debut literary memoir by Courtney Zoffness....
MEMOIR & ESSAY
Heather Scott Partington
Heather Scott Partington is a writer, teacher, and book critic. She is a recipient of the Emerging Critic Fellowship from the National Book Critics Circle. Her writing appears at The New York Times Book Review, The Los Angeles Times, Las Vegas Weekly, and Electric Literature. Heather teaches high school English and lives in Elk Grove, California, with her husband and two kids.
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