Tag Archives: Hannah Engler
Exploring American Cities Through True Crime
America’s most notorious crimes tend to remain in the public memory not only for particular [...]
Rereading the Work of Shirley Jackson
I have a lot of literary kindred spirits, most of them women. They are authors [...]
The Way People Write About Home
In her collection I Feel Bad About My Neck, Nora Ephron includes the essay “Moving [...]
Siri Hustvedt and Atul Gawande: When Science Meets Art in Literature
We’re all amazed by people who have skills we don’t. It’s part of the magic [...]
Follow the Classics with these Books by Women Writers
A couple years ago, I challenged myself to go a whole year reading only women [...]
5 Books of Essays That Inspire My Writing
Recently, my friend told me a story about when she went surfing in South Africa. [...]