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After The Dams: On Amy Hassinger’s Novel and the Dakota Pipeline
The novel explores dam building, pipelines, and their repercussions on indigenous people.
Mary Warner
Mary Warner is a writer living in Atlanta. She has contributed to Paste Magazine, Edible, Garden & Gun, and is the author of the website Coucou Home, a meandering collection of writing, interviews and images exploring how home is the intersection of design and memory.
Articles
A Brave New Perspective of Suburbia: Katherine Bucknell’s "+1"
A view of suburbia through rose-colored glasses …
The Journey, Like Time, Never Ends: An Interview with James Meek
WHEN JAMES MEEK excused himself to take a quick call before our interview and began speaking Russian, I was reminded of our introduction in 2006...
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