by Joanna Demkiewicz Hey, Nora, are your ears burning? In my world, Nora Ephron hasn’t really “gone away” (possibly because my […]
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Lena’s Campaign
How the author and actress turned a book tour into a political campaign trail. by Kaylen Ralph Emma Winsor Wood contributed […]
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Q & A with Dana Goldstein, author of ‘The Teacher Wars’
An interview with Dana Goldstein about the roller coaster ride that is public education in our country and the release of […]
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Q&A with Mina Kimes, staff writer for ESPN
ESPN’s new columnist talks sports writing and underdogs. by Joanna Demkiewicz Now that Mina Kimes is a staff writer for ESPN, […]
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Q&A with Eimear McBride, author of ‘A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing’
A discussion with the Irish author on, among many things, her literary influences, writing routine, and the difference between plot and […]
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Book Review: ‘On Immunity’ by Eula Biss
Combining personal experience with scientific research, Eula Biss examines our relationship with vaccines. by Kinzy Janssen As University of Iowa undergrads, […]
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Book Review: Caitlin Moran’s ‘How to Build a Girl’
Moran’s teen girl protagonist seeks personal transformation through an edgy alter ego. by Kaylen Ralph By page 68 of How to […]
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Book Review: Dylan Landis’s ‘Rainey Royal’
A rebellious teen fights to survive girlhood in the rougher New York of the 1970s. by Joanna Demkiewicz No one needs […]
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‘Women in Clothes’ the breakout collection of #NYFW
A rundown of notable contributions to Women in Clothes by some of our favorite writers and editors. by Kaylen Ralph Compiled […]
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Book Review: Eimear McBride’s ‘A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing’
McBride’s rich new novel explores family loyalty through the eyes of an Irish Catholic sister. by JoAnna Novak A Girl Is […]
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