Feast Days
Ian MacKenzie
“Elizabeth Bishop, a person I admire, once lived in Brazil. She wrote a book about the country for the Life World Library. She fought with the publisher over points of style, and complained theatrically about it in letters to Robert Lowell.”
On Moderata Fonte’s Feminist Reimagining of 16th-Century Venice
Female Friendships and Single Women in The Merits of Women
The Gunners
Rebecca Kauffman
“Mikey Callahan discovered something about himself when he was six years old. Students from his first-grade class were taken one at a time from the classroom and ushered to the gymnasium for standard medical tests.”
Masha Gessen: Inside the Gulags of the Soviet Union
By the Time Stalin Died, 2.5 Million People Were Being Held in Camps
At the March for Our Lives, Registering the Next Generation of Voters
Courtney Angela Brkic Heads to Washington
Writers of the Zodiac: Bold Aries, from Kathy Acker to Tristan Tzara
Introducing Your Monthly Tour of Literary Astrology
From Renee Gladman to Uljana Wolf: 10 Small Press Books to Check Out
Recommended by Riffraff: Providence, Rhode Island's Bookstore Bar
Rachel Carson, Jane Jacobs, and the Tumultuous Summer of 1962
How Two Landmark Books by Two Trailblazing Women Rocked America
It Only Takes Seconds to Hack an ATM… Are Our Cars Just as Vulnerable?
The More Complex the System the More Vulnerable it is to Attack and Human Error
How Louisa May Alcott’s Mother Encouraged Her Early Writing
Abby May: A Woman Ahead of her Time and a Natural Storyteller
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