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Kristin Sanders

Caroline Randall Williams’ Lucy Negro, Redux

Interview by Kristin Sanders

Caroline Randall Williams is a poet, cookbook author, and young adult novelist. She received her MFA from the University of Mississippi, where she co-authored the Phillis Wheatley Award-winning The Diary of B.B. Bright, Possible Princess and the NAACP Image Award-winning …

Complicated Grief

Book Review, Room 220 by Kristin Sanders

Complicated Grief, by Laura Mullen. Solid Objects, 2015. $18, 120 pages.

Laura Mullen’s writing, especially her emphasis on genre hybridity, urges readers to face emotional and intellectual discomfort by committing to the (perceived) challenges of reading contemporary poetry and …

Christopher Schaberg: Object Lessons

Interview, Room 220 by Kristin Sanders

Loyola University New Orleans professor Christopher Schaberg and Georgia Tech professor Ian Bogost are co-editors of Object Lessons, an online essay series published by the Atlantic and print book series published by Bloomsbury. Christopher Schaberg answered Room 220’s questions …

Jennifer Steil: I began thinking about the hazards of Western people coming to the Middle East to “free” the women

Interview, Room 220 by Kristin Sanders

Jennifer Steil moved to Yemen in 2006 to be editor-in-chief of the Yemen Observer and later married the British Ambassador to Yemen. Her first book, The Woman Who Fell From The Sky, is a memoir of her time in …

Contents May Have Shifted

Book Review by Kristin Sanders

Contents May Have Shifted, by Pam Houston. Norton, 2012. $25.95, 303 pages.

I have been reading a lot of contemporary literature lately about helpless women. Women trapped in unhappy marriages, women in psych wards, women exploring their sexuality to …

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