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Memoir
On Being a Woman Who Loves Math
Catherine Chung Finds Inspiration in the Lives of Otherwise Forgotten Mathematicians
By
Catherine Chung
| June 25, 2019
Annie Proulx on One of Her Favorite Short Stories
A Close Reading of William Gass's "The Pedersen Kid"
By
Annie Proulx
| June 24, 2019
On Kathy Acker: A Desk, A Disease, An Accounting
"I find Kathy’s stuff and have that feeling I sometimes get of not being alone."
By
Teresa Rose Carmody
| June 19, 2019
Jayson Greene on the Risks of Writing About Grief
"The worst stories are the self-serving ones."
By
Hannah Seidlitz
| June 17, 2019
Fathers and Sons: The Things We Talk About to Avoid Talking to Each Other
Dean Kuipers on the Conversations He Didn't Have with His Dad
By
Dean Kuipers
| June 14, 2019
A Brief Literary History of Absolutely Terrible Dads
Happy Father's Day! Please Enjoy These Bad Dad Memoirs
By
Andrew Thurman
| June 14, 2019
Best Reviewed
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Red Sox Great Luis Tiant on Reuniting with His Father After 14 Years
By
Luis Tiant
| June 14, 2019
Remembering My Father, Jacques Lacan
By
Sibylle Lacan
| June 14, 2019
Eileen Myles:
Chelsea Girls
was the documentary I wanted to make.
By
Eileen Myles
| June 13, 2019
On the Syrian Border, 2015, After the Story's "Gone Elsewhere"
Elliot Ackerman Visits a Refugee Camp Near Tel Abyad
By
Elliot Ackerman
| June 13, 2019
Sex, Violence, and Jerry Lewis: Aleksandar Hemon on the Preoccupations of His 10-Year-Old Self
"Inside that nothing there are memories, and inside those memories there are snakes."
By
Aleksandar Hemon
| June 13, 2019
City Lights: A Young Cree Boy Journeys to Edmonton
From Darrel J. McLeod's Memoir,
Mamaskatch
By
Darrel J. McLeod
| June 12, 2019
In the Aftermath of a Plane Crash
From Eduardo Strauch's Memoir
By
Eduardo Strauch and Mireya Soriano
| June 10, 2019
Philippe Petit Meditates on His Life Walking the High Wire
Glimpses of the Finite and Infinite, As Translated by Paul Auster
By
Philippe Petit
| June 3, 2019
The Unlikely Winner of the World's Toughest Horse Race
Alyson Hagy on
Rough Magic
, Unruly Women, and the Beauty of Horses
By
Alyson Hagy
| May 30, 2019
On the Parenting Insights of the Non-Parent
Amanda Stern Wrote About Childhood Anxiety So Other Kids Won't Have To
By
Amanda Stern
| May 30, 2019
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