What Daughters Do with Inherited Damage
Two memoirs confront maternal authority and its damage. Jennette McCurdy seeks distance from the past. Arundhati Roy traces how it remains inside literature
A disciplined archive of reading and reflection
Two memoirs confront maternal authority and its damage. Jennette McCurdy seeks distance from the past. Arundhati Roy traces how it remains inside literature
A review of Arundhati Roy’s memoir as a disciplined record of formation whose composure ultimately limits its emotional reach
Edmund White recounts confession without self-interrogation, allowing anecdote to swell beyond insight.