On Becoming: An Interview with Brenda Miller
Brenda Miller “becomes herself” in an interview with Kathleen Livingston.
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
Brenda Miller “becomes herself” in an interview with Kathleen Livingston.
Kathleen LivingstonJun 28, 2016
Jennifer R. Bernstein mourns Dr. Paul Kalanithi.
Jennifer R. BernsteinJun 24, 2016
Garrard Conley widens the scope of queer literature with his memoir about growing up in a devout Baptist home and surviving conversion therapy.
Steven TagleJun 23, 2016
To MFA or not to MFA? Mishka Shubaly on regret.
Maggie May EthridgeJun 22, 2016
Juan Villoro's "God Is Round" looks at the highs and lows of soccer.
Michael J. AgovinoJun 20, 2016
Sara-Kate Astrove and Zoe Zolbrod talk about what it means to be a victim.
Sara-Kate AstroveJun 17, 2016
Mario Bellatin reveals all and (almost) nothing at all.
Alex EspinozaJun 15, 2016
Rob Spillman comes down from the ledge.
Stephanie NewmanJun 14, 2016
Brenda Miller reviews Eva Saulitis’s posthumous essays that reflect on living and dying with cancer.
Brenda MillerJun 1, 2016
There is an equally heartbreaking loss of another young doctor in Paul Kalanithi’s book, one especially troubling because it received almost no commentary.
Lois LeveenMay 25, 2016
A review of Chris Offutt’s memoir of his father, a science-fiction writer and pornographer.
Natassja SchielMay 23, 2016
Sometimes aesthetic beauty is a window, sometimes it is a curtain. Annie Dillard makes beautiful work either way.
Melissa Holbrook PiersonMay 22, 2016