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Rewriting McCullers
Ellie Duke explores the biographer’s role in biography in a review of Jenn Shapland’s “My Autobiography of Carson McCullers.”
Ellie Duke
Ellie Duke is the Southwest editor at Hyperallergic, and an editor at Contra Viento, a journal for art and literature from rangelands. Formerly she was the managing editor of LARB Books and BLARB editor at the Los Angeles Review of Books. She lives in Santa Fe. Follow her on Twitter @elliecduke.
Articles
The Aboutness: An Interview with Marisa Silver
Marisa Silver discusses her new novel “Little Nothing,” an existential fable about a dwarf girl who undergoes an involuntary stretching.
We’re Just Having Fun
Rebecca Schiff talks about grief, writing sex scenes, and being funny.
We Need to Talk
Kaitlyn Greenidge discusses the limits of language, family roles, and the tools we use to talk about the past.
Wild Women
Ellie Duke interviews Tara Ison about her new collection of short stories, the glitz and decay of Los Angeles, and the dark side of desire.
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