sophia stewart Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

sophia stewart

i wrote about chloe caldwell’s THE RED ZONE, an intimate memoir that is, among other things, about women’s bodily integrity https://t.co/9kwkhzoN9Y

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An ode to Lviv, western Ukraine’s cultural capital, now transformed by war. A snapshot of the city as it was in the early aughts, the novel chronicles the antics of a cast of eccentrics across the city, with a dash of magical realism thrown in for good measure.

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The author writes with remarkable vulnerability and candor yet ensures that the often-painful memories she relates don’t cloud her critical gaze. She moves gracefully between confessional and analytical registers, her prose both sharp and full of heart.

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In writing, Miles found that the outside world afforded many 19th-century women freedom of movement…that they could access nowhere else…With Wild Girls, Miles intended to explore the impact of the outdoors on these women—but she did not imagine just how profound that impact was.

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i wrote about philosophy's gender gap and regan penaluna's HOW TO THINK LIKE A WOMAN for @theatlantic https://t.co/2O0B0FVwdx

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A sharp, scathing satire of the monstrousness of the contemporary art world... Baxter has an acerbic pen, aided by an ear for dialect--she wields both internet- and therapy-speak, not to mention the willfully opaque language of the art world, to great effect in skewering her target.

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for @lareviewofbooks i reviewed THEIR OWN BEST CREATIONS by @sayanniething, which carefully traces the lives and legacies of TV's first women writers https://t.co/I3zIUnFdJP

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@HeatherScottP chloé cooper jones’s EASY BEAUTY, ada calhoun’s ALSO A POET, celia paul’s LETTERS TO GWEN JOHN, samantha hunt’s THE UNWRITTEN BOOK, maud newton’s ANCESTOR TROUBLE—just to name a few!

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In the latest novel from the National Book Award finalist, a 50-something actress reevaluates her life and career when #MeToo allegations roil the off-off-Broadway Shakespearean company that has cast her in the role of Cleopatra.

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@HeatherScottP chloé cooper jones’s EASY BEAUTY, ada calhoun’s ALSO A POET, celia paul’s LETTERS TO GWEN JOHN, samantha hunt’s THE UNWRITTEN BOOK, maud newton’s ANCESTOR TROUBLE—just to name a few!

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