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Making a Life’s Work of Death: On Hayley Campbell’s “All the Living and the Dead”
Jeannine Burgdorf reviews Hayley Campbell’s new book “All the Living and the Dead.”
Jeannine Burgdorf
Jeannine Burgdorf is a writer and storyteller on stage in Chicago. Her fiction has appeared in The Signal House Edition, New Reader Magazine, Orange Quarterly, and the anthology Writer Shed Stories, Vol. 2: Love & Sacrifice. She recorded an essay about her mother’s death and her struggle with infertility for the Daring to Tell podcast. Her nonfiction has appeared in Quail Bell, the Chicago Review of Books, and the Los Angeles Review of Books.
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Absence Makes the Heart Grow: On Pedro Mairal’s “The Woman from Uruguay”
Jeannine Burgdorf finds poignancy in “The Woman from Uruguay,” a novel by Argentine author Pedro Mairal, translated by Jennifer Croft.
Absence Makes the Heart Grow: On Pedro Mairal’s “The Woman from Uruguay”
Jeannine Burgdorf finds poignancy in “The Woman from Uruguay,” a novel by Argentine author Pedro Mairal, translated by Jennifer Croft.
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