Eva Holland: The One Who Jumped
A young man, depressed, desperate. In the North, it’s too common. But the death of Julian Tologanak-Labrie was anything but.
Up Here || October 2012
A young man, depressed, desperate. In the North, it’s too common. But the death of Julian Tologanak-Labrie was anything but.
Up Here || October 2012
2012 was the worst year ever for infidelity in America. I know that because I am American, and in 2012, my boyfriend cheated on me.
The Awl || December 18, 2012
If we know of him at all, it’s of his position as second fiddle, as Prince Philip to Joan’s Queen Elizabeth in the “first family of angst,” as the Saturday Evening Post dubbed them.
The American Reader || December 2012
A family copes with the loss of their child in Newtown rampage.
The Jewish Daily Forward || December 26, 2012
An American writer in China.
Los Angeles Review of Books || December 30, 2012
It’s time to not just to pay lip service to “the end of men,” but to place real value on women’s work.
Dissent Magazine || Winter 2013
Wait, aren’t kings usually men? Clearly, Peggielene Bartels isn’t your average monarch.
The new domestic ideal owes more than a little to the fading moguls.
New York || November 30, 2012
Being diagnosed with mental illness was scary, but it was what I needed to get well.
Rookie || September 24, 2012
Precisely because of this very real gender bias, it is disheartening to see reviewers go to bat for a book that lends credence to the misconception that to write about one’s inner life is to write for people who do not want to be challenged intellectually.
Los Angeles Review of Books || September 27, 2012
