Diamond’s gaze, astute and compelling, is critical not only of the object of its inquiry but also of itself—of the hesitant, intricate love we have for the places that shaped us.
Review: Memorial Drive by Natasha Trethewey
Trethewey’s memoir is a lyric confrontation with grief—the way it shapes and reshapes memory over time, permeating even those decades preceding loss.
Review: Disability Visibility, Edited by Alice Wong
A collection of writing by disabled people, edited by disabled activist, media maker and research consultant Alice Wong.