The 36 Best One-Star Amazon Reviews of Mrs. Dalloway
"Let us listen to an old farty woman stream her consciousness to us."
When to Write It, When to Walk Away: On the Problem of Too Much Metaphor
Jessica Francis Kane Makes Rags From Riches
Behind the Book Dedications: “A Private Moment in a Public Object”
Secret Messages, Sweet Nothings, and Sincere Thanks
Uncovering the Secret History of a WWII-Era Brooklyn Spy
How to Reconstruct a Life with the Public Record
Eve Ensler: Imagining an Apology From
My Abusive Father
"I am done waiting. My father is long dead. He will never say
the words to me."
Hugh Ryan on the Long, Meandering Path to
Finishing His Book
With Julia Pistell, Tod Goldberg, and Rider Strong on Literary Disco
Strangers and Cousins
Leah Hager Cohen
"Clem wakes today, three days before her wedding, much as she does every morning: impatient for her life. Impatient to make her entrance in it. Standing on the threshold of what Mantha would call Future Life. The Main Act. She feels the impatience as a physical sensation. In her fingers, mostly, a king of distant throbbing, as if she had a build-up of sap in her veins and it needed to flow."
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