Essay: Reading Kristin Lavransdatter
I’m part of a group of women writing and thinking about the Norwegian epic novel.
Tag Archives: Fiction
COLUMN: Writer Ruth Ozeki
“Imagination is very personal; it’s like a fingerprint, it’s one of the most identifiable features of a self,” she says. “And at the same time, it’s also just a self. […]
What I’m Reading – February
The last two months have been really busy with teaching and writing projects, so I’ve had less time to read. However, I’ve still worked on a few books, mostly fiction […]
What I’m Reading – January
I read a lot. Part of that is educational – I try to keep up in genres that I work in – and much of it is for the pure […]
REVIEW: Buddhist-Inspired Fiction
I wrote a dual review of two recent novels with strong Buddhist themes of time, cultural identity, and the role of the present moment in literature. Time travel, suicide, war, […]
Caitlin Dwyer 