Vogue
Dani Shapiro on her memoir Hourglass: You’re going to suffer together—as well as experience tremendous joy.
NYT Magazine
“Walking Home” A poem by Marie Howe: She said, I have never before been a soul on this earth./(It was cold. We were hungry.)
The New York Times
Review of Amber Tamblyn’s directorial debut Paint it Black: a convention-defying film about how two women react to the same loss.
The New Yorker
Ocean Vuong’s essay A Letter to My Mother That She Will Never Read: Our hands empty except for our hands.
LA Review of Books
George Saunders and the LA Review of Books on writing and transcendence in conversation with Lincoln in the Bardo.
Bustle
Dani Shapiro on her memoir Hourglass: “Memory is not linear or chronological.”
Independent Creative
Ocean Vuong speaks with The Independent Creative on spirals, time, and being generous in your work.
New York Times
Dani Shapiro’s Hourglass reviewed with other memoirs on the complex calisthenics of marriage.
Smart Girls Blog
Read “Y for YES,”a poem by Amber Tamblyn: Yes, my abdomen opened/like an eye and I blinked you/into being.
NBC News
Dani Shapiro’s latest memoir Hourglass included in TODAY’s 12 must-read books of the spring.