Sarah Chihaya is an assistant professor of English at Princeton University. She is one of four authors of The Ferrante Letters, and is a senior editor at LARB.
Sarah Chihaya
Articles
Semipublic Intellectual Sessions: “On Leaving”
A transcript of the panel discussion “On Leaving” — a conversation in the Semipublic Intellectual Sessions, which took place on October 14.
Departmental Drama: A Conversation on “The Chair”
Sublimely Ugly: On Elena Ferrante’s “The Lying Life of Adults”
Sarah Chihaya on the ugliness of "The Lying Life of Adults" by Elena Ferrante.
Seeing and Being Seen: A Conversation with Adrian Tomine
Sarah Chihaya talks to Adrian Tomine about his writing process, Asian-American literature, and the Bay Area.
Dissolving Margins
Sarah Chihaya explores the edges of Jillian Tamaki's "Boundless."
Just Like the First Time? Revisiting “Beauty and the Beast” and “Trainspotting”
How does "Beauty and the Beast" express its own status as a fetish object? Sarah Chihaya on the right and wrong way to revisit a franchise.
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