In the memoir, Danler chases the kind of relationships she knows. Ones where she can reconstruct her relationships with her parents. Like a psycho-drama.
Category: reading blog
On The Right Track
A discussion of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston *SPOILERS AHEAD* Unsurprisingly, if you read my post on Casey McQuiston’s first novel, I loved this book. It’s just good and it made me feel good. And sometimes, I just want a book to make me smile, instead of making me think too hard about what… Continue reading On The Right Track
7 Stories of “Monstrous” Women, aka my favorite kind
I’ve thought a lot about stories where we let women be monstrous, in a literal and figurative sense. The ones I’ve read, the ones I’ve loved, are listed below.
Art and the Process of Trauma
To process life, trauma, through art is always to warp it somehow, but it’s also the only way we understand it.
Fanfiction-alizing the throne
Which is exactly what McQuiston aims to do: (re)make (fictional) history.
Katelyn Rose Conroy 