In this interview, Chelsea Hodson, author of Tonight I'm Someone Else, speaks about writing from the self and interrogating ideas.
Review: The Condition of Secrecy by Inger Christensen
Inger Christensen’s poetic hypothesis houses the intimacy between an arrangement of the poem and content to curate layered meaning.
Into Another World: An Interview with John McPhee
John McPhee reflects on the panic, procrastination, and prolific output behind his celebrated approach to nonfiction writing.
A Purple State
Pittsburgh is a blue city nestled in the red part of a purple state. A political bruise.
Review: The Shell Game Edited by Kim Adrian
If good creative writing sparks the instinct to write, The Shell Game provides ample embers to inspire a wide range of writers.
Our Lady of the Snows
Constantly shifting my interests trying to mirror those of the men, I no longer knew who I was without pretending or playing games.
Review: Call Them by Their True Names by Rebecca Solnit
In her new collection, Rebecca Solnit bravely tackles the American crises that imperil our humanity as well as our survival.
Mortal Still
In the rolling green of Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, there’s an elm fenced off from would-be climbers and initial carvers.
Learn From Me: Rereading Frankenstein on its 200th Anniversary
What Mary Shelley's Frankenstein can teach us about motherhood, creation, and a woman's worth.
Dead Moms Club
It was meant as an act of solidarity, a custom I’d stumbled upon in the years since my own mother’s death.
Review: Amateur by Thomas Page McBee
In Amateur, Thomas Page McBee ponders how he can become a good man and embody a non-toxic masculinity.
Snowed Men
The universe has a sense of humor. When it sees you are not paying attention— look out.