A writer finds an unexpected burst of creativity after reading In Other Words by Jhumpa Lahiri
Read More
Remembering readingThe Little Prince in a high school French class brings one writer an unexpected moment of relief.
Read More
Rebecca Solnit’s book serves as a quasi-guide to Linne Halpern in the immediate aftermath of her college graduation.
Read More
One writer finds solace in Sedaris's Me Talk Pretty One Day as she considers life after graduation.
Read More
The experience of the protagonist in The Sheltering Sky (1949) is both relational to and refuge from a student's own illness.
Read More
A meditation on the casualties of time and the motions of motherhood through Nicholas Nixon's photographic series The Brown Sisters.
Read More
In Peter Heller's Celine, the American West creates the perfect landscape within which memory and family can be both lost and found.
Read More
Linne Halpern explores Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s newest book and her own femininity.
Read More
Casey Lane realizes her connection with Holden Caulfield.
Read More
Sage Marshall reacts to the “jokes” within Jen George’s first short story collection.
Read More
Sage Marshall reacts to Matthew Desmond's investigation of housing exploitation in urban America.
Read More
Linne Halpern reviews Springsteen's memoir Born To Run (2016).
Read More
Sage Marshall reviews a book about a man and his sheep that he read during Trump's election.
Read More