Rachel&nbsp;DeWoskin is the award-winning author of five novels:&nbsp;Someday We Will Fly;&nbsp;Banshee;&nbsp;Blind; Big Girl Small; Repeat After Me;&nbsp;and the memoir&nbsp;Foreign Babes in Beijing, which is being developed for TV. DeWoskin’s poetry collection,&nbsp;Two Menus, was published in 2020, and her essays and poems have appeared in&nbsp;publications including&nbsp;The New Yorker,&nbsp;Vanity Fair,&nbsp;Ploughshares,&nbsp;and&nbsp;New Voices from the Academy of&nbsp;American&nbsp;Poets. She is an associate professor of Practice in the Arts at UChicago and affiliated&nbsp;faculty in Jewish and East Asian Studies.

Rachel DeWoskin

In the Virtual Actual World: A Conversation with Jo Ann Beard

"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf

Memoir &amp; Essay

Rachel&nbsp;DeWoskin is the award-winning author of five novels:&nbsp;Someday We Will Fly;&nbsp;Banshee;&nbsp;Blind; Big Girl Small; Repeat After Me;&nbsp;and the memoir&nbsp;Foreign Babes in Beijing, which is being developed for TV. DeWoskin’s poetry collection,&nbsp;Two Menus, was published in 2020, and her essays and poems have appeared in&nbsp;publications including&nbsp;The New Yorker,&nbsp;Vanity Fair,&nbsp;Ploughshares,&nbsp;and&nbsp;New Voices from the Academy of&nbsp;American&nbsp;Poets. She is an associate professor of Practice in the Arts at UChicago and affiliated&nbsp;faculty in Jewish and East Asian Studies.