We meet Jessica Reaves while her life is pretty shitty. Her best friend Taylor left to sail around Australia, her boyfriend Adam feels like a dependent, and her waitressing job has pushed her to the edge. With her 30th birthday around the corner, she’s in no mood to celebrate. From the very first chapter, Jessica’sRead More
Cosmology and Reinvention: Little Deaths all in a Row by Elizabeth Earley Review
Elizabeth Earley’s essay collection Little Deaths all in a Row (out September 16th) is a deeply vulnerable, deeply personal cosmology constructed from recollections of working hospice care, practicing Reiki, formative childhood experiences, and a myriad of sexual and romantic experiences spanning her life so far. She meshes these memories into a collage of concepts from cognitive science, biology, physics to try and address questions about intimacy,Read More