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INTERVIEW: Suzanne Cope, Author of Women of War: The Italian Assassins, Spies, and Couriers Who Fought the Nazis
Rome · Rome

INTERVIEW: Suzanne Cope, Author of Women of War: The Italian Assassins, Spies, and Couriers Who Fought the Nazis

Interviewed by Hillary Moses MohauptSuzanne Cope’s book, Women at War: The Italian Assassins, Spies, and Couriers Who Fought the Nazis (Dutton; April 2025), gives readers a dramatic account of women in resistance during the Nazi occupation of Italy during World War II. While the title suggests that their efforts were active and and often violent — and certainly much of it was — Suzanne also explores how women gained political educations, created…Read Article
INTERVIEW: Shannon Luders Manuel, Author of The One Who Loves You

INTERVIEW: Shannon Luders Manuel, Author of The One Who Loves You

"I had my black family and my white family, and I talk about the black side of town and the white side of town." -- Shannon Luders-Manuel, on the subtitle of her memoir.Read Article
REVIEW: Deep House: The Gayest Love Story Ever Told by Jeremy Atherton Lin
London, England · London

REVIEW: Deep House: The Gayest Love Story Ever Told by Jeremy Atherton Lin

Reviewed by Brian Watson Deep House: The Gayest Love Story Ever Told (Little Brown and Company: June 2025) is the second memoir from Jeremy Atherton Lin. His first, Gay Bar: Why We Went Out, came out a scant three years ago; both memoirs discuss aspects of his relationship with the man Mr. Lin met in 1996 in London, the English man who would go on to become his husband. Both memoirs skillfully blend the historical and the personal, creating work…Read Article

REVIEW: Son of a Bird by Nin Andrews

Reviewed by Sarah Evans Not all of us still see our childhood homes on a regular basis, and many of us never see them at all except in memory. Some memories we cling to like safety blankets, and others we wish we could bury under the world’s tallest trash heap. Sometimes these memories are little more than a tangible object. I’ll never forget the carpet that stretched across our kitchen floor, its 1970s-era floral pattern soaking up every liquid…Virginia, United States · VirginiaRead Article

REVIEW: It All Felt Impossible by Tom McAllister

Reviewed by Emily Webber In Tom McAllister’s collection, It All Felt Impossible: 42 Years in 42 Essays, he challenges himself to write an essay for every year of his life. There’s a danger this could come across as forced and feel like a response to a writing exercise. Yet, McAllister pulls off something wonderful, connecting ordinary life moments to the larger political and cultural perspectives of the time he’s writing about. Each essay is its…Florida, United States · FloridaRead Article

REVIEW: Eminent Jews: Bernstein, Brooks, Freidan, Mailer by David Denby

Reviewed by J. Michael Lennon David Denby took on quite a job of work when he decided to depict the lives of four famous 20th-Century Americans: Leonard Bernstein, Mel Brooks, Betty Friedan, and Norman Mailer in Eminent Jews (Henry Holt and Co.; April 2025). Fairly presenting the event-laden, controversy-crammed lives of this talented quartet, all of whom were the children of immigrants from Eastern Europe or Russia, in 350 pages is a task that …New York State · New YorkRead Article

Michigan governor candidate says miscarriage prompted her to prioritize reproductive health access

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Avoid Windows by Michael Gutierrez

It’s August 28, the second week of the semester, and I am walking to the grocery store when the firetrucks blast down Highway 54 toward the University of North Carolina, where I teach. Cops follow. Siren after siren. The official text comes a few minutes later. “Alert Carolina! Emergency: Armed, dangerous person on or near campus. Go inside now; avoid windows.” The university’s updates arrive slowly, so rumors spread. I check Twitter. I get text…Windows · Chapel HillRead Article

Highway Arithmetic by Chuck Rybak

My father is the compass that bleeds. “Turn left here. Another left up ahead.” This in the time before Siri or dashboard screens with maps. You had to know the world, the alphabet of country roads, the highway arithmetic. My father’s detached thumb bled through the oily bandanna wrapped around it like it were just a wrench from the garage. The fabric was red before, but I could still see the blood. It was the chainsaw. He yanked its cord and rat…Green Bay · Green BayRead Article

The Postpartum Survey by Stephanie M. Wytovich

My husband carries our one-week-old into the waiting room. The receptionist smiles at him, awash in the sparkle of a new father. I creep into the room, my steps small. I am invisible now. My womb empty. We are ushered into a room and the nurse hands me a survey. My options: most of the time, often, occasionally, never. The fluorescent light hurts my eyes, triggers the start of a migraine. In the car seat, my daughter sleeps. I wipe tears from my…United States · United StatesRead Article

The Telling by Melissa Fraterrigo

The week of the Turnabout dance, I kept the dress on a hanger, displayed it in front of my closet like a black beacon. It was a simple black velvet cocktail dress with long sleeves and a deep V in the front and back. I’d ordered it from a catalogue and when I lifted it from its box, the soft panels of the skirt unfolded like wings and the tissue paper surrounding it make a shivery sound, like a secret whispered between hands. I put all my faith …Lafayette, Indiana · LafayetteRead Article

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