Kristen Iversen’s nuclear memoir Full Body Burden.
Jane Carlen
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Everything’s Coming Up Lynch
Jane Lynch’s Memoir Is Light on Humor, Heavy on Personal Growth
Jane Lynch’s memoir is light on humor, heavy on personal development.
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Monger-Mongering
In The New Hate, Arthur Goldwag Digs into the History of Hate Groups
Arthur Goldwag digs into the history of American hate groups in The New Hate.
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From Fiction to Fact
William Gibson’s First Collection of Non-Fiction
The first collection of non-fiction from venerable sci-fi writer William Gibson.
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On the Couch
Analyzing Arbus in An Emergency in Slow Motion
Psychoanalyzing Diane Arbus and her “freaks.”
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The Mambo King Plays Songs of I
Oscar Hijuelos Reflects on Life, Work, and Family
Oscar Hijuelos reflects on life, work, and family in Thoughts without Cigarettes.
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Birth Write
Sarah Glidden Helps You Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less
Sarah Glidden helps you Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less.
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Sex at Dawn: The Prehistoric Origins of Modern Sexuality
(Because “Savage Love” Was Taken)
Deconstructing the “standard narrative” of monogamy in Sex at Dawn.
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Going Down with the Ship
The Perils of Chris Harder’s Fishing for My Father
The Perils of Chris Harder’s solo show Fishing for My Father.
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Stripping to the Converted
CoHo’s Live Girls Explores Strippers’ Psyches—Turns Out, Not So Exotic
Live Girls explores strippers’ not-so-exotic psyches.
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And Then, and Then, and Then…
No Quote Is Left Behind in David Herlihy’s Write-Up of Early Bikes-plorers
David Herlihy’s overly detailed write-up of early bikes-plorers.
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One Mississippi
Northwest Dance Project Celebrates its Birthday with Summer Splendors
Northwest Dance Project celebrates its birthday with Summer Splendors.