An Innocent Abroad: Joan Didion’s Midlife Crisis
Because of her failure to see beyond the world that raised her, Didion almost wasted two decades of literary production.
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
Because of her failure to see beyond the world that raised her, Didion almost wasted two decades of literary production.
Scott BradfieldSep 6, 2021
Wayne Catan reviews Matthew Specktor's latest book, "Always Crashing in the Same Car: On Art, Crisis, and Los Angeles, California."
Wayne CatanAug 26, 2021
Lily Houston Smith explores “The Big Hurt” by Erika Schickel.
Lily Houston SmithAug 25, 2021
Adela Pineda Franco contemplates “The Restless Dead,” the recently published book by Cristina Rivera Garza.
Adela Pineda FrancoAug 23, 2021
Babi Oloko explores “Antiman: A Hybrid Memoir” by Rajiv Mohabir.
Babi OlokoAug 21, 2021
Art Edwards explores “God, Human, Animal, Machine” by Meghan O’Gieblyn.
Art EdwardsAug 20, 2021
Reconsidering the tradition of “hobo” letters.
Jason ChristianAug 20, 2021
Heather Scott Partington dwells on “Upper Bohemia,” a memoir by illustrious biographer Hayden Herrera.
Heather Scott PartingtonAug 5, 2021
This elliptical memoir is the first English translation of a major modern Italian author.
Steven G. KellmanJul 30, 2021
Travis Diehl finds himself "Lost in Summerland," the new essay collection by Barrett Swanson.
Travis DiehlJul 29, 2021
A new collection of methodical studies of a highly unmethodical form.
Robert MintoJul 27, 2021
Daniel A. Olivas interviews Cherríe Moraga about her most recent memoir.
Daniel A. OlivasJul 23, 2021