Perseverance of Love: On Irvin Yalom’s “Becoming Myself”
Maria Rybakova reviews psychiatrist Irvin Yalom's recent memoir, "Becoming Myself."
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
Maria Rybakova reviews psychiatrist Irvin Yalom's recent memoir, "Becoming Myself."
Maria RybakovaNov 16, 2019
In her new memoir, Deirdre Bair defends her biographical research and writing.
Sophie Madeline DessNov 14, 2019
Jake Fuchs relishes the grim wit of “Last Pages” by Oscar Mandel while pondering whether its author is "essentially cheerful."
Jake FuchsNov 12, 2019
Eisa Nefertari Ulen reviews Shonda Buchanan's new memoir, "Black Indian."
Eisa Nefertari UlenNov 6, 2019
Bob Blaisdell tags along with Sara Wheeler through “Mud and Stars: Travels in Russia with Pushkin and Other Geniuses of the Golden Age.”
Bob BlaisdellNov 5, 2019
For Anne Boyer, illness is an opportunity to better know and critique the society in which she has fallen ill.
Hilary PlumNov 4, 2019
Natasha Boyd considers “The Undying” by Anne Boyer.
Natasha BoydNov 4, 2019
Bean Gilsdorf joins the chorus of women speaking about their anger, so that they can do something about it.
Bean GilsdorfNov 2, 2019
Jaquira Díaz discusses her new memoir, her love of music, and her gratitude for the richness of her Puerto Rican heritage.
Kavita DasOct 29, 2019
Emily LaBarge reviews Anne Boyer's memoir/meditation on the personal and cultural experience of cancer.
Emily LaBargeOct 25, 2019
Travis Rieder’s “In Pain” provides us with a bioethics that is not passively analytical, but peacefully agitative.
Andrew Benedict-NelsonOct 25, 2019
A personal story about fleeing the Iranian Revolution is also an indictment of Western immigration policy.
Scott BurtonOct 17, 2019