
Women We Read This Week
Gina Frangello’s “Did My Best Friend Really Know Me?” in DAME Gina Frangello’s most recent novel, A Life in Men, was (despite its title)…
Read MoreGina Frangello’s “Did My Best Friend Really Know Me?” in DAME Gina Frangello’s most recent novel, A Life in Men, was (despite its title)…
Read MoreSarah Stillman’s “Kidnapped at the Border” in The New Yorker Sarah Stillman has done it again. The young-enough-to-make-you-feel-really-bad-about-your-accomplishments staff writer at The New…
Read MoreRivka Galchen’s “Do Money Woes Spur Creativity or Stifle It?” in The New York Times I’m always curious about how writers survive financially….
Read MoreStephanie Sinclair’s “Child, Bride, Mother” in The New York Times On June 18th, 2007 I wrote in my journal: “She had a C-section and…
Read MoreElizabeth Alexander’s “Lottery Tickets” in The New Yorker This is a love story. A tale of loss, but a love story before that, and…
Read MoreRaksha Kumar’s “Trying to tame the wild west of surrogacy in India” in Al Jazeera America I often wonder, “When are women’s bodies ever…
Read MoreRachel Sturtz’s “Unprotected” in Outside Colorado-based Rachel Sturtz spent a year investigating this story, about USA Swimming’s handling of coaches who sexually abuse and…
Read MoreLionel Shriver’s “I was poor but I was happy” in The Guardian What a lovely thing to wake up to on a weekday morning:…
Read MoreAs a fiction writer and a member of an active-duty Navy family, I am always curious about how the public views us military folk….
Read MoreDaisy Hernández’s “Latina at the white, male New York Times” in Salon The title of this piece suggests a screed, but what unfolds is…
Read MoreIf you enjoy this story, please consider supporting Vela’s quest to pay writers on Kickstarter! We thank you infinitely for your support. Carolyn Kormann’s “The…
Read MoreJanet Malcolm’s “Iphigenia in Forest Hills” in The New Yorker In the erratic throes of new motherhood, I’ve been doing a lot of baby…
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