PositiveBooklistShe documents the intricacies of the unit, offering a loving, unflinching look at a legendary family of creatives.
Sheryl Kaskowitz
PositiveBooklistFascinating ... Kaskowitz shows us that the music unit was a direct precursor to Lomax and a missing link in the birth of the American folk music revival.
Kate Zambreno
PositiveBooklistZambreno... brings an erudite perspective to the challenges of motherhood during the pandemic ... Zambreno explores these extraordinary times in shifting personas, from diarist to literary critic to art historian.
Alexandra Auder
PositiveBooklistAuder’s frustration comes through loud and clear, but so does a deep and abiding love, and she manages to reflect on her chaotic and unconventional upbringing with a refreshing lack of prejudice and judgment. In many ways, it seems, her mother raised her right.
Claire Dederer
PositiveBooklistInsightful ... What’s a fan to do? Dederer offers nuanced answers, challenging the assumption that boycotting is always the best response.
Elizabeth Crane
RaveBooklist... gorgeous, impressionistic ... Crane resists cliché and refuses easy resolution, offering instead a fractured yet richly drawn portrait of a painful year and its surprising gifts.
Mary Laura Philpott
RaveBooklistPhilpott’s latest is a memoir of beautifully written, loosely linked essays in which she frankly and often humorously details the pitfalls of her anxiety ... Philpott’s eloquent investigation of parenting and family offers pleasure and comfort to anyone who has ever worried about someone they love.