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I Nursed My Husband Through Cancer, Then Was Thrown Out Like a Stranger
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I Nursed My Husband Through Cancer, Then Was Thrown Out Like a Stranger

Margaret thought she had found her forever love—a rare, soul-deep connection that came later in life, when she was 41 and finally ready to believe in second chances. She married a kind, gentle man named Thomas, and for a time, life felt like a dream. But dreams don’t last forever.After just a few precious years together, Thomas was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Margaret stood by him through every moment of his decline, while his adult children…See the Story
INTERVIEW: Elissa Altman, Author of Permission: The New Memoirist and the Courage to Create
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INTERVIEW: Elissa Altman, Author of Permission: The New Memoirist and the Courage to Create

Interviewed by Michèle Dawson HaberElissa Altman’s hybrid craft/hybrid memoir, Permission: The New Memoirist and the Courage to Create, is the book writers new to memoir have been waiting for, even if they don’t yet know it. Who owns a shared story and when is permission necessary are questions that can immobilize any memoirist, especially a writer just starting out, and I can’t think of anyone more suited to help writers find the courage to tel…Read Article
INTERVIEW: Marty Ross-Dolen, Always There, Always Gone

INTERVIEW: Marty Ross-Dolen, Always There, Always Gone

Told with a poet’s precision for language, and a novelist’s eye for storytelling, Marty Ross-Dolen takes a slightly unconventional approach to this memoir.Read Article

INTERVIEW: Bonny Reichert, Author of How to Share An Egg

Interviewed by Amy FishBonny Reichert is a National Magazine Award winning journalist, a chef, and a debut memoirist. Her memoir, How to Share an Egg: A True Story of Hunger, Love and Plenty, won the Dave Greber Award for social justice writing in 2022, and was published in January by Appetite Random House in Canada, and Ballantine Random House in the US. (First, Bonny and I had a little schmooze because we graduated from the same MFA a year apa…Santa Monica · Santa MonicaRead Article

REVIEW: Held Together by Rebecca N. Thompson

Reviewed by Emily WebberIn the preface to Held Together: A Shared Memoir of Motherhood, Medicine, and Imperfect Love (HarperOne; 2025), author Rebecca N. Thompson emphasizes that the women in these pages refuse to “accept the intolerable assertion we too often foist on the grieving—that everything happens for a reason—but they are making meaning out of everything that had happened.” This perfectly captures what this heartfelt collection offers: …Medical · FloridaRead Article

REVIEW: Human/Animal: A Bestiary in Essays by Amie Souza Reilly

Human/Animal: A Bestiary in Essays by Amie Souza Reilly, says reviewer Sarah Rosenthal, is an ambitious, braided collection that resists easy answers.Read Article

REVIEW: Everything is Fine, I’ll Just Work Harder by Cara Gormally

Reviewed by Elizabeth AustinIn Everything is Fine, I’ll Just Work Harder: Confessions of a Former Badass (Street Noise Books, 2025), Cara Gormally delivers a quietly radical graphic memoir that explores how trauma embeds itself in the body, mutates into perfectionism, and hides beneath the mask of high achievement. Rendered in clean black-and-white panels occasionally accented with blue, Gormally’s debut traces the long aftermath of childhood se…Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaRead Article

What My Father & I Don’t Talk About, Ed. Michele Filgate

Reviewed by Brian WatsonAnthologies are an inherently risky business. In What My Father and I Don’t Talk About: 16 Writers Break the Silence (Simon & Schuster; May 2025), editor Michele Filgate builds on the success of her earlier project, What My Mother and I Don’t Talk About, and recruits fifteen other writers to join her in musing about our relationships with our fathers. Although the risks of such an anthology include an unevenness of result…Gaza · GazaRead Article

CRAFT: Not Too Small to Matter: Using Form and Structure to Create Meaning by Sarah Fawn Montgomery

Growing up, I was often silenced when I tried to share my stories. The adults around me were too preoccupied with their own lives to pay attention to my fears or joys, to the imaginary worlds I crafted on my own or with my friends. Instead, I was told my tales were unimportant. I was told little girls should be seen and not heard. For a long time, I believed this. I believed my life was too small to be a story, which made me feel small in return…Bridgewater, Massachusetts · BridgewaterRead Article

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…Rome · RomeRead Article

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

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