RETRO: 100 Years Ago... 100 Years From Now
A century after Ernest Hemingway and John Dos Passos served in World War I, their messages linger in our memories and hearts.
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So You Think You're a Unicorn: An Interview with Mia Michaels
So You Think You Can Dance choreographer Mia Michaels discusses her debut book, A Unicorn in a World of Donkeys: A Guide to Life for All the Exceptional, Excellent Misfits Out There, and embracing every aspect of your uniqueness—even the parts you hate.
My Body, My Words: Loren Kleinman's Anthology Tackles Body Image Issues
My Body, My Words is a fascinating new anthology that opens up the body image conversation through a curation of personal essays from 61 diverse new voices of cis- and transgender women and men
RETRO: A Guy Named Jim
FOR JULIA SCHOPICK “I caught the bus at midnight, aware that I was leaving for...
RETRO: McCarthy vs. Mailer in 1963
FOR MY MOTHER: MARY ANN MOORE (nee: FABISH) RELATED POSTS“The Fifth Way” in Colson...
RETRO: McCarthy vs. Mailer in 1963
FOR MY MOTHER: MARY ANN MOORE (nee: FABISH) At the March on Washington in August...
RETRO: Into That Darkness
Retrospective on post-liberation stories from Buchenwald concentration camp.
Smoking With Sallie (Excerpt)
Girls just want to have fun – until they get caught. Dorin Schumacher knows from experience, as she relates in this excerpt from her forthcoming memoir Gatsby’s Child.
Dreamer With a Thousand Thrills: A Q&A with Patricia Bosworth
In Honeysuckle’s HERS issue, readers got a sneak peek at Patricia Bosworth’s new...
Opus Dopus: Introduction (Excerpt)
What does getting high internationally look like? Travel writer Jon Horn can tell you, in...
RETRO: December 7, 1941
“Pearl Harbor, when they passed it, was a shambles. Wheeler Field had been bad, but...
RETRO: My Hours with Elie
On a crisp, cool late autumn night in 1990, Elie Wiesel sat on stage in an auditorium at Winona State University in Winona, Minnesota, delivering an hour-long lecture, followed by a question-and-answer session. I stared in disbelief.
His Biggest Break: Memoirist Zack McDermott's Path to Gorilla and the Bird
When we first published Zack McDermott’s recount of his psychotic breakdown three years ago, we knew triumph would win out over trauma.
RETRO: The Gallery at 70
FOR DAVID MARGOLICK In 1947, John Horne Burns (an Andover-born, Harvard-educated, Irish-Catholic ex-G.I.) published...
Spent: A Memoir by Antonia Crane (Excerpt)
Life’s Up and Down Time was a hurricane with Bianca: weeks and months...
Heliotrope Books
Our first highlighted Press, Heliotrope books, known as a conduit for emerging and veteran writers who take risks with new material.
RAPING THE GODS: NOVEL: A Tale of Sex and Madness By Brian Whitney
By Brian Whitney own admission, his novel, 'Raping The Gods,' is “truly odd, dark, offensive, and rather hilarious.”
Fiction: BEHIND THE MASK
Brett Flint parked up in front of Whiteacre Hall and adjusted his white bow tie in the Land Rover’s rear-view mirror.
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