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Jean Hey

Jean Hey’s essays have appeared in The New York Times Magazine, The Plain Dealer, The Chicago Tribune, Solstice Magazine, and The MacGuffin. She holds a dual-genre MFA in fiction and nonfiction from Bennington College where she was awarded the Sven Birkerts Nonfiction Prize. She is currently at work on a collection of essays about immigration and race.

Very Much Alive: On Philip Ó Ceallaigh’s “Trouble”

Jean Hey lands in “Trouble,” the latest short story collection from Philip Ó Ceallaigh....

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Insurmountable Divides: On Ethel Rohan’s “In the Event of Contact”

Jean Hey reviews Ethel Rohan’s new story collection “In the Event of Contact,” immigrant tales grounded in a distinctly Irish grit....

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Celestial Events: On Rachel Barenbaum’s “A Bend in the Stars”

Jean Hey follows the trajectories of “A Bend in the Stars,” a debut novel by Rachel Barenbaum....

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An Account at the Heartbreak Bank: On Maile Meloy’s “Do Not Become Alarmed”

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A Wanderer’s Journey: On Eileen Battersby’s “Teethmarks on My Tongue”

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A Separation: Sheila Kohler’s “Once We Were Sisters”

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