Revisiting Anne Carson’s Antigonick
I first read Antigonick shortly after it was published seven [...]
The Internet Is For Real
When I was twelve, my family subscribed to our first [...]
Last First Date
In my early thirties my boyfriend and I broke up [...]
Meridians of the Heart
Half my life I was trying to leave Romania, and [...]
Silence
Jane Brox’s Silence starts with the story of the first [...]
The Ethics of Memoir: An Author Interviews His Mother
I had never thought about the ethics of memoir for [...]
The Letters of Sylvia Plath, Volume 2: 1956-1963
When a 1,078-page advance review copy of The Letters of [...]
Ninth Street Women
It’s hard to believe that Abstract Expressionism, the movement that [...]
The Effort of Communion: An Interview with DeWitt Henry
Michael Steffen, Boston-area poet, interviews DeWitt Henry about his most [...]
Courage: On the Record with Geraldine Brooks
After September 11, 2001, the Australian-born author and journalist Geraldine [...]